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I Miss You

I miss you.

 

While reading Wordsworth in the sun,

those woven words I would have spun,

I wonder if you're having fun?

and still

I miss you.

 

Three words I swore I wouldn't say,

for they give all the game away

though now I have no hand to play

yet still

I miss you.

 

I wish that you were with me now

you made the best of me somehow

caused me to laugh at every row

and so

I miss you.

 

I wonder what you did today

and if you're happier this way?

Or do you think of me and say

sometimes

I miss you.

 

No other words can quite convey

that part of each and every day

is yours. The only thing I pray

is not to

miss you.

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Written by
kath-otoole
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Published
Oct 2, 2010
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