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we move lightly

you were summer, no

you were the thunderstorms in summer

that lit up the sky like waves, rolling

like trees, forked towards the ground with purpose

you shook my bones, hammered at my heart

you terrified me

 

inching towards me every second,

you got closer and closer

until you were upon me like the sadness i feel

when i'm drunk and alone and without you

in the early hours of the morning,

when sleep feels as if it will never come

and my skin sticks to the sheets that encompass me

keeping me down, attempting to keep me

grounded to this earth

 

i think too much, i think too much about you

this is a note, this is a letter, this is a poem

asking, pleading, with you to come home

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Written by
breezeblocks
Published
Aug 14, 2013
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18·131
Notes

sadness, summer, you, always you, desire, crave, require

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