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Simpleton
Poems
Dec 2015
How much I love(ed) you
I can hear you in the silence
With my eyes opened
A nice dark shade of exhaustion
Beneath my eyes
I want to knock on your door
Your absence did not **** me
I want you to see
That you mean nothing to me
I've forgotten the way you spun me
Beneath the pomegranate tree
How much I loved to hear the smile in your voice
Every time we spoke on the phone
I don't remember how your touch made me feel
I can't fool myself with the lies
But still I will try
To trick you with a disguise
Like my soul is not carrying around a corpse
Like my lips don't taste of tears
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Simpleton
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