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I have said “I forgive you” 490 times.

You asked me if I knew I was a dumb **** One.

You told me it was my fault he left. Seven.

The numbers are lost on me after that

But they follow, illogically, a logical progression

Like the patterns formed by the spaces in-between

Words, trickling down past what is happening.

The plot is unknown, at times even random,

but the spaces are most certainly predetermined.

At 490, the count resets to zero.

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