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Jul 2017
You drew no last breath,
because you never had need to breathe.
Instead you offered me
sweetness in subtlety,
songs of solitude that held me
as I held you
with the love only a little boy
could give you.
With warm hands and gentle voice,
I told you the things about me
I barely knew myself,
and you told me you'd remember forever.
I know you will, in other hands -
I owe you a quiet goodbye,
and your melody will never grow hazy;
you've found a new home,
so farewell, darling Daisy.
My beloved small-body guitar was stolen today. She taught me to sing, and was covered in the scratches and dents from years of long nights, rebel-rousing and many a tearful ballad.
JAC
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JAC
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