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and then she left me, 2

You have set me free

from you

and although there is nothing now

for me to hold onto

I am refitted with a strange and alien freedom

from longing

and the terror

and though I still am stricken

with a lonesome and crushing wave

it is to be expected

I expect

So now I run

no longer through the fields of your hair

in my dreams

but with my own

childish arrogance

and when the cold winds blow

it won't be your name they whisper in my red and bitter ear

most times

but at least your name is

carved deep in there

among the wax and hair

it is still written

but no longer will I yank

and tug

and try to pull a dream into reality

and that is what you have saved me from

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Written by
daniel-holden
American
Published
Oct 11, 2010
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Notes

another in an un-chronological series of poems

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