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Sonnet

How do I stop my mind from wandering? Your face imprinted in my memory. How do I stop my speech from faltering? You make me nervous when you I see. I know we are over, but I cannot Let go. I move through life as if for show. With out you I think my heart will rot. The summer heat is fading, close to snow. One thousand miles between you and I, And although we are nothing more than friends, The distance breaks my heart, so I could cry. I take my glasses off and clean the lens. It could be that we are better off through. I guess I am better off with out you.
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Written by
carrey-adele
American
Published
Oct 16, 2011
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I'm not usually a sonnet writer, this was actually just a homework assignment. But it turned out okay for a first time.

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