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Well it’s been just a year but I have changed. Your face is the same for all I know but if we met again You wouldn’t know mine. I am not prettier. I am not tan. I’m self-contained, Quiet. My silence holds a strength you never saw in me. My eyes no longer speak but conceal. My love, my loss Of you, of you. I do not ache or see your face behind these lids these days. You are still a part of me, though. Always. You shaped me. I am grateful. Do not be surprised to see and not hear the strength in my stare, my quiet grace. There is no smile no written message spread across my face. Only if you cared, back then, enough to know my eyes. Then you will see old love simmered now. Just reverence. For you, for us. What used to be.
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stephanie-campbell
American
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Dec 7, 2011
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