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Untitled 016. Freewrite 4.

I wish I knew.

 

I wish I knew,

the distance from me to you,

Heaven, how great could the distance truly be?

 

Perhaps,

are you sitting right next to me,

a heart en face, but invisible to my mortal eye?

 

I believed you to be a necessity,

my heart, my secrets,

kept under lock and key,

 

taken for granted,

sickness doesn't mean death.

I am sick too,

does that mean I can join you?

 

My only dilemma is my promise to you,

how hard the battle is sometimes,

but I will stay here,

and pray you are waiting for me somewhere.

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Sep 2, 2011
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