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it would be lovely to let go, unfold this scrap of paper in my backpocket and watch the red penciled heart grow wings and take flight up over these empty acres blanketed in snow, through this city with it's blur of white and yellow lights burning without break. in my hand is the lovenote you left me with, without knowing, the words you wrote about stars and the sky and growing old, the note about life and a love not as transient as the one you carry in your heart for me. in my hand are these words and as I unfold them I can feel your heart lifting up away from our city and me.
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Aug 6, 2011
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