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Aug 2015
You implore me to work it hard to find another
You say it like It's just as easy as disobeying my brother
You tell me we didn't deserve our end but it was karma
That much as it were heaven, it was Hell because of the drama
You're on bended knees asking me to forgive and forget
Tears streaming down your eyes with a crimson melancholy of regret
You're urging me to shine my eyes to the doors opened
But how can I hear you when by my own despairing sobs I'm deafened
Why are you even here beseeching me to stop clinging?
Why does it feel like It's the same sad song our hearts are singing?
What are you here to do, beg me to move on or pick up the pieces?
Are you here because you love him so much or you miss my kisses?
I hope you recall how bad I am at deciphering silence
Almost as bad as I was at Mathematics and all the science
So maybe It's time you say whatever you came to say
Or just walk out, after all it won't be the first time you walk away
Ignatius Hosiana
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Ignatius Hosiana  30/M/Kampala-Uganda
(30/M/Kampala-Uganda)   
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