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letters

I wrote you three times in one week

Left it on your windshield in the parking lot;

Watched as you read my letters

And tossed them in the back of your scratched up seats.

I watched them collect like trash

Useless words that in the end are forgotten.

Written words becoming ash.

Always ash and never reminisced on.

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Mar 19, 2013
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