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Pink

Pink was your eyes and the way I was willingly lost in them Pink was the way your hands held me before they tossed me aside Pink was our tears melting into laughter as the ice around us did the same Now, pink is the unwanted freedom that I desperately need Pink is a blemish on my memory which my simple forgetfulness cannot erase The old pink held your promises, the new pink washed them away, watched them break Pink was never enough.
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Oct 26, 2011
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