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Fading

I thought I could hold onto you, That the emptied hallways Of my mind Would be perfectly, Deeply And eternally Engraved With every detail of You. But now you're fading Faster than winter's sunset From a frost-wearied body. And all I can remember Is the feeling of Your heartbeat against my cheek And your gentle lion's eyes.
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Mar 19, 2013
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