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Your long hair streaked with white Sun shimmering it to silvers Once soft slender hands now withered Yet when you smile, Years passed come running back. I hold your hand Promising to never let go. Your daughter's eyes glistened When you called her 'mom'. Moments slowly ebbing out of your mind's reach When did it start slipping away? The moon falling on your soft skin As the water played the rhythm Lying in my arms, naming constellations, You said "Into the stars we melt" I smiled and stroked your hair But darling, You don't remember Not even the feel of my name on your lips Your wrinkled hands still fit into mine So perfectly The dark circles holding up your eyes Fireflies Glowing within them Struggling to grasp, the remaining shards of fading tales Almost completely forgotten; Clinging to the dying memories.
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Jan 12, 2019
Jan 12, 2019 at 4:18 AM UTC
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Your long hair streaked with white Sun shimmering it to silvers Once soft slender hands now withered Yet when you smile, Years passed come running back. I hold your hand Promising to never let go. Your daughter's eyes glistened When you called her 'mom'. Moments slowly ebbing out of your mind's reach When did it start slipping away? The moon falling on your soft skin As the water played the rhythm Lying in my arms, naming constellations, You said "Into the stars we melt" I smiled and stroked your hair But darling, You don't remember Not even the feel of my name on your lips Your wrinkled hands still fit into mine So perfectly The dark circles holding up your eyes Fireflies Glowing within them Struggling to grasp, the remaining shards of fading tales Almost completely forgotten; Clinging to the dying memories.
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Jan 12, 2019
Jan 12, 2019 at 4:18 AM UTC
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