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you're walking away.

I'm not sure how you walked away.

I still don't think I can.

I've never begged the way I did

when I knew you were going to leave.

 

I wish I could at least watch

as you walked away,

but I know you won't let me.

 

I guess you're finished now,

but I'm still not done.

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margaret-bailey-turner
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Published
Oct 23, 2011
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