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A guilt laden truth

When I think about you leaving,

I have to stop my breathing

From stealing me away into waves of havoc ,

Awesome in their size taking me down

Beating me with panic, honestly

The experience is to traumatic,

So I leave the thought lurking

In the background of my anxieties.

Whispering silent pleas to a god

I don’t believe in, or who does not believe in me.

Scraping a sense of purpose from my tired

And ragged bit of existence expressing

My resistance in hushed goodbye wishes.

Hugs and kisses misted in years of tears

Drifting down pink cheeks, where red lips perched

And brow  becomes furrowed ,

From the words I’ve borrowed,

And slipped from A mouth that’s

Clinched “ I miss you already, I’m about to slip.

I will never be ready. I’m going to be sick.”

I bite my tongue back and realize what I haven't said,

Just a broken track playing inside my head.

Nothing but a scared heart filled with dread.

And the guilt of all the things I’ve just said.

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Written by
tearani-c
Published
May 9, 2012
Lines·Words
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Notes

I know she will be happier there, I don't want her to feel  bad. I just love her to **** much. Sometimes goodbye is impossible.

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