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Bourbon Memories

by jacob-rosenberg

She's more than moved on She's buried my name in a dark place along with the others I feel it well in my chest The same pain I told her to let go of The fractured self is such a curious example of naivety My soul presses into the memory My heart sheds tears that only she has seen And my mind doubts the perfect things I told myself The air struggles to find the bottom of my lungs Vision blurry while I look at my reflection So softly I whisper the truth that used to hold me at night So tentatively I allow my steps to guide the walk I hold in such high regard My words now are not that of wisdom and somber reflection But of a cry into the night And a denial of tomorrow's light
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Feb 18, 2020
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