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Healing

I can still feel your hand on my shoulder. You against me, Your touch growing bolder. I hate you for this What you've made me miss, My skin still heats with your memory. I can finally say Your face has started to fade That the cool light of dawn Brings my mind back to me whole I've seen my heart shatter No. Maybe unfold. I watched a broken man clatter, through his life wearing a blindfold. This is what I have left. After all the touches and tears. My soul, drifting in waters uncharted. My mind, expanding beyond imagination. My heart, not whole, but healing.
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42 / F / American
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Aug 22, 2010
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