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Window of We

by james-leggett

she promises it hasn’t always been this way the touch which turned from kind to cruel stripping its intended comfort away basking in the shame it summons when tears say what words cannot when walking away is the final direction the final plea not worth bargaining for he lowers expectations till they hang above the ground where his legs will meet their doom and the dirt tattooed in his hands will suffice for a while inside the chamber of this eternity the they and the us remove their definitions realizing their expiration the end which has gone the you and me existing in separate realms identity becomes irrelevant they will never fear death as long as they fear life
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May 1, 2017
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