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5th of November

Strange the weight a date can hold, when what you've lost just can't stay put as a number shut in a box. We are in the same city under the same noisy sky, and a year ago we looked up and held hands outside. But now we are not, and all I can think of, is you red lipped, smiling and twirling, of men lying and you purring, as those fucking flowers boast and explode in the sky. And to think of what I said to you, or what you said to me, of all the  I love yous and tears and sweaty beds and poetry. Strange the weight a date can hold, when every bleedin year fireworks remind you why.
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Nov 19, 2011
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