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Jan 2015
A feeling of cold was sent through
my body.
It wasn't just the winter frost
settling in.
Or the fact that I am homeless on Christmas
because my family is broken
beyond repair.
My body went cold and a stinging went
straight to my chest because it
was then I realized you
were no longer home
to me.
You turned and saw me with my
head down.
And now looking back I wish I could have
seen the emotion your eyes took on
when they cascaded over my
eroded body.
All I saw was the way your hands held hers.
How you stared into her eyes like you have
never seen something so
beautiful.
Like the sunshine was her face and the comets
that shoot through our heavenly skies were
her eyes.
You left me in the dark to go star gaze.
And I wish I could have seen something more
important than a light saying to
stray away in the
midnight sky.
(Dec 24, 12:15 pm)
Madeline Frosh
Written by
Madeline Frosh  NYC
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