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Emma
Poems
Sep 2016
I was blind
I was lost in the shroud of his hair
I was dangling, the willows covering
Your vines hung low around me
I only took your lips and abandoned
In a frozen December
Shuffled in the sodium
I should have felt your warmth
In the sifting moon
You slept beside me
Curled up cute as a kitten
Now I miss you like the morning
When you awake too late
To feel anything but dying
And the time hurtling forward
Falling to the landscape
I should have seen your kindness
So beautiful, I was lonely
If I saw ten feet before me
Would I have let you go?
Written by
Emma
24/F/Ireland
(24/F/Ireland)
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