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You don't know what love is, until you've learned the meaning of the blues.

We can hold hands,

Until the stones go cold.

And we can cast them at glass houses.

The one we call our own.

When all that matters

Is shattered and scattered.

And all the winds have blown.

It seems that tattered and splattered

Is all we've ever known.

I've the photos on my phone.

Let this be my final testament.

My ode in a ringtone.

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matt-lautar
American
Published
Nov 16, 2011
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