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I saw you on the street again today.

You were over in that stranger's eye.

I felt the little spark you lit,

just to say that you still can.

I heard you on the radio twice.

You were singing about the way you taste,

just in case that I forgot.

You sang about me,

how I'll never find another you.

I smelled you on the breeze this morning,

after you left, when the sun came up.

You left a trail through the blinds.

I kept my eyes shut, to let you stay.

But even when I know you're gone,

all I can sense is you.

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May 17, 2013
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