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Dec 2011
Every word that ever escaped your thin lips
Wrapped around trees like silk ribbons
I can hear you in the wind

When it rains
Your warm breaths coat my body like oil
Protecting every flaw

Your soul burns hot on the tip
Of my l a s t cigarette
I can feel it in my lungs

And I love you
... more than I will ever
let on

Your every bone may lie
Six feet beneath our world
Flesh, decayed to almost nothing

But as long as the sun shall rise
YOU...WILL...NEVER
die
In memory of my most loved
J
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J  28/F/NYC
(28/F/NYC)   
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