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So long, farewell

Will there ever be a day,

when I can grab onto a hand

and run barefooted across the sand.

Without a care in the world,

laughing deeply from my belly,

not just because its what I should do?

 

Will there ever be a day,

where I can feel the wind ruffling thru my hair,

and I can twirl and dance without a care,

and no sharp pain of grief will catch,

suddenly across my chest?

 

Will there ever be a day,

when I wake in the morning

and stretch and yawn and feel

the sun shining on my face

without having to self-soothe

and remind myself that now its all safe?

 

Why cant the past just go away?!

 

Even now as I sit at the table

the urge comes tickling and nudging -

crawl under the table, hide away;

even though there is no one around

and not even a sound,

of footsteps, or keys, or doors unlocking.

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