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Disadvantange

I would have liked

a goodbye ****

One last time

to scream your name

and beat your chest,

But like everything else

it was too much to ask.

I laugh now

over how we both knew

That I never would have left,

Because somehow

I’m always falling for

doom and gloom ********

 

And it’s getting old, fast.

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janelle-flora-viser
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Published
Oct 8, 2011
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