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My hands are cold, too cold the wind burning my nose, as it pushes me across the road, hitting me with the reality that I'm not there where the sun is Numbers jump out at me Splashing my face with their significance Buses meeting trains and hotel rooms ...you never did leave, did you? It was I who left. Hours, numbers Days, years A decade and 3 years and this is the first but hopefully the last Magnified void that clenches me I get lost most times but those numbers again, Always coming up to remind me... reflective tears as the clock ticks past to the past and I am left with my hands on my face and the clock's face Trembling fingers touching keys Chilled by so many reasons-- Emptied by the sighing seasons I remind myself to smile, amidst these blurry letters Your laughter resonating in my heart Never leaving me
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raen
Published
May 5, 2022
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47·153
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05062017151a226

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