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pocketwatch

by @Juliet

my heart was a pocket watch you made me tick when you threw me away now the buttons don't click you carried me everywhere I served best as I could holding on to your side my shine always stood one trip down the slope and down the clock went hit the floor hard my gears being spent my hands froze at midnight still stuck on a dream my watchman was never the man that he seemed
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