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Ode to Night Stalker - Age 24

My heart felt heavy in the spaces of your musical farewell                I knew then, with certainty I lacked before, that I cared for you     Far more than our prescribed roles allowed for              I knew then, as you played your own composition,      That I’d failed you in some ways              But in others I still wondered --- about hours that felt like minutes, about how the time between us was art    Something in all that I am found home in something you are        It screams within me for more time and less boundaries neither of us can give You’ll leave soon, the urgency to make meaning is stifling because I’m afraid I could love you               But will never know                             You’ll build a life, one you’ve already planned and I’ll miss you like crazy, wishing I’d been around for the planning years before     Forever changed by thoughts and stars in November Changed by thoughts and stars of you during our only season I’ll send some light and love when I think of you, of our maybe, perhaps, our almost     When you feel the air exchange in and out         It carries my thoughts; a little light and a little love From one, of two people, whose only regret wasn’t the mistakes either of them made      But simply   That we didn’t have more time.
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Dec 2, 2013
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