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Speaking Sorrow
Poems
Jul 2016
Sometimes, I Still Hear You
The room was dark,
And the air,
You could feel it,
You could feel it pushing down
On your soul.
But you,
You were burning bright.
A red-hot soul.
It went so well,
With your wet, blue eyes.
My hands rested on your hips
And I looked as deep as I could
Into those stormy blue eyes,
To see if I could see the truth.
I blinked,
And now my hands are resting on this ship
And I looked as deep as I could
Into the stormy blue ocean
To see if I could find you.
To see if I could be as empty as you.
Written by
Speaking Sorrow
23/North Carolina
(23/North Carolina)
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