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I wish it were December

Me in my distance - and you in yours

 

There is nothing in between anymore

 

You drove too far - and never came back

 

I have only my wounds

 

You stare at them - they smell of old rot

 

Embers never remembered

 

I wish it were December

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thomas-r-parsons
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May 19, 2017
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