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I won't.

by the-lonely-wordsmith

I hope he compares her eyes to endless stormy seas, Because I regret writing poems that were anything like these. I wish I'd never lost any sleep looking for the words, So I hope he compares her voice to the song of birds. But I hope he knows poems aren't enough, She never deserved any of this stuff. I never loved her, never will, But I wish her the best even still.
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Apr 8, 2019
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