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8 Weeks

When she's gone,

it's like not having

a heart.

And everything

you care about

suddenly seems

completely

stupid.

It's like your brain

stood up

in a fury,

punched the wall,

said, **** this,"

and stomped out of the room.

And he took all your cares

and your passion

with him.

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benjamin-h-anthony

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Published: Jul 8, 2010
LinesWords: 1750

Notes: © Benjamin H. Anthony 2010

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