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Denial

Denial is a thing with such power. Silence, movement; then it devours you. I cannot see you now. I cannot smell your skin nor kiss you nor love you And yet In my memory I will do all of these things. Sweet torture, sweet torture The swansong sings. I must leave my life behind The parents, the others, the I people I know, But where will you be, my darling? What will you do when I cry for you? You cannot hear me across the tides. I love you. I pray you hear it in your memory. My voice will whisper it in my sleep. Maybe the wind will carry it on my dreams to yours. Hear me. Please, God. Don't forget me.
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Sep 18, 2011
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