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They say my voice sounds like longing

Longing is trammeled in my throat

Oh the honeyed years

Before I knew what to miss,

Untrusted, unspoken

I exhale its blue haze

Between the last note sung

And the first note heard.

You are the wonted dream—

The consoling ache

Wearing away at softened bones

With every wish

Unheard, unanswered

The stars are so beautiful and so cruel

Our untethered threads

Adrift in the firmament

Uncut

Yet untied.

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Written by
elaenor-aisling
27 / F / American
Published
Jul 25, 2022
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17·69
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#sad#breakup#longing#loss#love
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