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Jun 2013
With measured steps I willfully betray you
With wringing hands and fumbled fingers
I set determination. Waiting has only embittered us
With distrust we lay together. I will not live another day
With angry words to set at bay, while we sit together
On a warm noon’s day, we bite our tongue
This anger eats us whole; surely you can’t stand this gorge!
The question stands rhetorical; I have left while you were unaware.
Kimberly Brown
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Kimberly Brown  United States
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