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Silence.

Where once was a bleeding heart slipping through my lips,

Now there is only silence.

Where there was a fire and smoldering coals,

now there is steam.

 

Moments of passion,

abated by awkward silence.

Moments of embrace,

replaced by a distance of a thousand miles.

 

I lost my voice,

you lost yours.

We withered,

Like roses without water.

 

We need words,

We need words,

Like we needed each other,

Like a fire needs kindling.

 

We sacrificed our tongues,

for a moment of silence.

But in that moment of silence,

we lost an eternity.

 

You cut out my tongue,

and I cut out yours.

If only i could,

fill this silence once more.

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Written by
tarzan
American
Published
Oct 15, 2015
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#love#heartbreak#silence
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