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Aug 2015
When your tears fell on that fire
Sizzling their last cry
It was a bitter sunrise
That I swallowed to gain some sort of balance
Too full now
Unable to tilt one way or the other
In the in between
I follow
Haunted by the taste of your smile's memory
My fingertips curve softly around pieces of paper
With your eyes gazing back
I would rather I could visit a grave
Then carry you around encased in stone
Those wishes of yours...leave me cold
Marble holds my warmth but not like flowers would
At least then I could feel you in their blossoms
Knowing that I am a nomad and love to travel, you chose to be cremated so that you could always be with me. I am regretting now that I have no extra pieces of you to bury beneath Snap Dragons who's chins I would tickle.
Wanderer
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Wanderer  Between Midnight and 3am
(Between Midnight and 3am)   
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