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Forgetting You

I cannot recall the way your arms felt around me,

nor the softness of your lips against my own.

I do not remember the song or the rhythm as we danced,

close as we could push our bodies.

It slips my mind exactly what day your birthday was,

or if I ever called you,

to bless you on that day.

I cannot revive a single memory of the specific events,

of the time we spent together.

 

But after all this time, and the distance between us,

I have never forgotten the way that I loved you.

Nor the blue of your eyes,

or your heart shaped face,

And how beautiful you were to me.

 

I have never forgotten,

the way your voice was the only one I ever wished to hear utter,

the words that always made my heart skip a beat.

Nor will I ever forget the day

that you forgot me.

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shayna-hobbs
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Aug 15, 2011
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