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Mar 2019
Saying my name leaves a sour taste in your mouth.
Your hazel eyes burn at the site of this shadow you wish you never recognized.

But I still ache to feel your guiding hand
And hear your calming words.
I still feel your warmth,
Long after you’ve left me in the freezing cold.

I wait everyday for that warmth to return,
Hopeful that I won’t spend another night  aching to feel a sense of belonging.
It hurts to watch your perceived future walk away, but better is yet to come.
Written by
Faceless nameless  18/M/South Africa
(18/M/South Africa)   
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