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Keep You With Me

Your scent still lingers on its fabric Sometimes I wish I didn’t have it Memories form a lump in my throat My heart starts racing like an eighth note Makes my insides float as I reach for a life boat to pull me to shore, to reality To let me know your gone Wish I had something to lean on But all I have is this sweatshirt that fits me like a full skirt but I don’t mind it helps me rewind and remember that you died for me for mom, for dad, and for your country This sweatshirt helps me cope it gives me hope That you are in a better place somewhere in outer space It makes me feel close to you it helps me work through the loss and sadness the shame and madness and I know I’ll see you soon so have a good afternoon and I’ll keep your sweatshirt with me so you can reach me wherever I’ll be
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aleena-warren
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Feb 13, 2013
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