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.yours, mine, ours.

it’s hard to carry dead weight, but i’ve been doing it for years this ebbing relic, growing heavy too cumbersome, your souvenir still, always the optimist, i feign blindness, not to see you glancing back, over your shoulder instead of looking here, at me gentle tugging gone, these heartstrings tattered, all affray you keep Her, white-knuckled in your grip, oblivious to such decay yeah, i know, i know… i know that i “don’t know” oh, but you, you don’t know either, how I close my eyes and see Her sure, She’s gone — but She’s not going anywhere.
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Mar 25, 2012
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