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Sep 2013
Someone once told me;
the words that haunt you the longest
are the ones you never say.

The syllables I never spoke
follow me like ghosts.

Every clause that never
rolled off your tender lips
keep me up like
bumps in the night.

A thousand ghosts
that refuse to leave.


Every cool breeze
is a sentence I forgot.

I'm running fast,
but they're faster than me.


Every muffled screech,
Every subtle thud.

I'm begging these ghosts
to let me grieve.

andrea hundt
Written by
andrea hundt  Canada
(Canada)   
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   Emma Cooper
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