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technology bites

it's funny how technology

has made it impossible for us

to bury things completely

our past is never hidden

when all you have to do

is google a name

and a lifetime pops up on the screen

 

tonight i spent hours

reading the messages

you sent me

that said that you'd love me

forever and that you would

always be a part of my

happiness, no matter what

 

if this were 1953 i'd be

reading letters

and my tears would smear

the heart felt hand writing

that bared your soul

 

instead the salty liquid

sits stagnant on the

spacebar and i'm

holding on tight

to my screen

trying to force myself

to simply shut the laptop

hoping that closing it

will wake me up from this

dream, oh nothing is

going to wake me up

from this

says the inner realist

and i'm still typing away

about you

adding to the never-ending

archives of our love

or what it once was

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Written by
quinn
American
Published
May 23, 2011
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