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You let me sleep.

Reality dripped away, something told me that you were not going to stay. The ceiling screams that no one cares, then who is that, lying next to me over there? All I want is to call your name, yet these illusions tell me you're just playing a game. As i no longer understand my nails are daggers i scream for you to hold my hand Tell me why does your embrace calm bringing me to sleep I should've known you'd been here all along.
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gintare-macionis
Lithuanian
Published
Oct 21, 2011
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first poem in a year. I am very rusty. but thank you for holding my hand <3

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