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The Weight of the Empty

by No-names

When I was little I would press my face into the space where your back touched the seat and I would sleep While you drove us home I dont know if ive ever admitted to myself how much I needed you But these arent words of regret because I know I told "you" many times so many times I shared my heart with you I needed to know "you knew" "I" needed to know that this was one regret I woudn't carry In your absense I don't remember where we were coming from and I don't remember arriving all I remember Is the weight of the empty space in between Loving you and being me
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Apr 9, 2021
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