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Regrets

How do you say things which cannot remain unsaid? They just can't be and yet they will. I'll glue on my brave face with cryptic, shaded words which gently peels away like gold leaf revealing woodchip. They'll flicker and they'll fade and be whisked away like the ash of burnt heirlooms in a whirlwind. Too precious to be touched, (oh, unforgiving air) too painful to be spoken (your silent, unforgiving ears.) They'll be lost and so will you.
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Dec 17, 2011
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