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a picture of her face

the

smile across,

this women's,

face,

brings me,

so much joy!

 

I play to her,

painting,

a picture,

of her face,

 

A picture,

of this woman's face,

is left inside,

my head,

 

for she has left,

and I alone,

with a picture of her face,

 

I can play,

for her still,

for her memory,

never fades,

 

she is still,

right by my side,

I still have,

a picture of her face.

 

and though,

she left,

so sudden,

so abrupt,

I remember,

one important thing,

the way she smiled,

the way she laughed,

and how I still have,

 

 

I miss,

my love,

so dear,

to me,

gone,

in a flash,

 

only to leave,

a picture of her face,

 

she only left,

a picture of her face.

 

my love is gone,

and left so fast,

leaving me here,

to play to,

a picture of her face,

 

I remember,

her smile,

the way she laugh,

but only stare,

to a picture of her face,

 

my love is gone,

and left so fast,

leaving me here,

to play to,

a picture of her face,

 

I remember,

her smile,

the way she laugh,

but only stare,

to a picture of her face,

 

 

I still,

play to her,

for she has left,

and I alone,

with a picture of her face,

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Written by
GodDamnItCat
Published
Oct 24, 2017
Lines·Words
69·215
Notes

Scoot Joplin a picture of her face, during the song.

Listen to the song while reading to get the tempo

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#scootjoplin#joplin#picture#face#women#gone#lost#left
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