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What I'll Always Remember

i lifted my heavy body into the cold

when i heard you at the door

 

eyes red,

skin white.

you looked apologetic

and i, unforgiving

 

you stripped to the bone

to hold me close

and let my anger dissolve

one choked-out tear at a time

 

i yelled

and you listened

i finally

felt forgiven

and we drove away from the pain.

 

and when we stopped

you bought me a dreamcatcher.

 

but the irony i found is that,

my dear,

the only dream I'll ever have

is you.

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Published
Mar 10, 2012
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