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From the whiteboard

I took your photo from the whiteboard

where we keep our memories

safe from being worn and old;

where we remain forever

in youthful pleasure.

 

I hated how your bright playful eyes

stared back at me in love

and how I couldn't see them anymore.

 

In a grey picture

I rest my head upon your shoulder,

I'm trying to be my regular goofy self.

Looking at it now,

seeming so far away,

I cough up a laugh.

My nose is stuffy with the memory.

 

Merrick

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Feb 28, 2012
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