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Coda

by james-leggett

lingering smoke from the last breath of conversation clouds the final goodbye in the throes of departure kissing the dark tears from a pregnant sky drowning the serenity in an unholy baptism it’s the last laugh, and the last regret interrupting the youthful energy of simple children who throw their arms in apathy unaware of tomorrow’s pathetic smile there’s secrets hidden deep in the dark in some heaven you locked yourself in where every mirror is masking emotion detached from steadfast friendship it can’t be communicated with vocabulary or confirmed with silent resolution it simply slips away like an old calender pages never meant to be seen again
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May 19, 2016
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