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moirail

tell me when you last felt your heart grow

like it did in front of me

I saw it swell when you spoke

your words would echo like a symphony

twice I paid for bright red yarn

to patch the holes up in my heart

to leave you with a quick goodbye

 

sometimes the seeds blow away in the wind

sometimes your sewing doesn't stick

sometimes a frost hits the garden

and the air gets very thick

 

I showed you my home

picture frames and board games

you showed me your home too

light and warmth and life and I knew

I could never leave

I could never leave

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Written by
lauren-nicole
American
Published
Aug 2, 2012
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