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Dec 2016
Tip of my tongue, numbed;
words, unsung, heavily hung among my breathless lungs.
Trembling, assembling, three syllables still stunned;
through listless lips, slipped, stammering- stung.
Precariously, so perilously I plunge;
on precipice long perched, i freely fall, fast from.
Ephemeral and fleeting, my crumbled fear succumbs;
days ****** to darkness, now dawning sun's undone.
The difficulty in telling someone ‘I love you’
Andrew Crawford
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Andrew Crawford  31/M/Ohio
(31/M/Ohio)   
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