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Bound

The evenings are grey and overcast I walk home after work Climb the steep Dank stairs Into my apartment. I push the door open And sigh But it is not a breath I exhale I say your name And it echoes in my brain As I drop the keys on the Kitchen table Your face is blurry in my mind's memory Aside of your green eyes Which are all at once Sharp as steel knives and Aching with hope What were you more Than a love I was bound for?
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cristina-dean
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Aug 11, 2017
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