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A memory

You took the words

right out of my mouth

and then shoved them

down my throat.

 

And to you,

it's just an afterthought,

a nod into space;

but I'm standing here

breathing oceans of static

in the small space

between us;

trying to fill the void.

 

You didn't hear the love

spilling out from the spaces

and cracks between my words.

You couldn't hear the apologies

in my silence.

You didn't feel the way

I held your name

on the tip of my tongue,

and really, I don't blame you.

 

If only to appease you,

I'd crawl back to the shore

and drift back out to sea,

dissolve into a memory.

 

I just hope that you might

remember me

the way I used to be.

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Oct 28, 2013
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