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Audacity

She said "how do you have the audacity?!"

I felt her words, tearing, blasting me

words cut like shards of glass to me

as if desert sands beating on my weathered skin

I feel her composure wearing thin

water droplets become the tell tale sign in her eyes swelling

hands violently flapping in the air in tune with the yelling

her motions far too compelling

bringing troubled thoughts to my eager mind

eyes search to find my way out

no neon arrows point to my escape route

I must bear the brunt

of what I had done

never expected her to try and tear down the sky above

When I finally, after so many years expressed to her my love...

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sean-c-johnson
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Oct 14, 2013
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