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Speaking Sorrow
Poems
Jul 2016
Home Is Gone
And when the ship
Pulled into port
I expected to see your face
But I couldn’t find you
So I searched and found you up the stairs
Sleeping around with someone
I’m supposed to call friend
I wasn’t gone for that long.
And you replaced me.
So now I’ll replace you.
With a cigarette and a gallon
Of gasoline.
Written by
Speaking Sorrow
23/North Carolina
(23/North Carolina)
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