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God I hope she knows

She remembers,

running away, she was my

girl. all mine.

We were caught red handed,

The world called our bluff

it backed both of us down,

this time you didn't want my love,

protection in the night

the Dark cold

can she feel it now?

or is she relieved. probably both.

distractions seep into the mind and

with the ever constant time bliping our

meaning into a distorted grasp.

We have love. At least I do, She

does too, I think

I breath

short

I'm not ready to die

quite yet, i need her

to know, to feel, to share with me

on this grain as we plummet through the

cosmos and time,

Together.

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Published
Feb 19, 2010
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