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Every Night

My personal nightmare,

Every night,

I dream,

A twisting cold passage,

Countless keys,

To countless doors,

Frames of memories,

Of a happy time.

I run through the corridors,

Forever trying to find the door,

The door that leads to a long time ago.

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Written by
suicidalsmiles
Published
Apr 9, 2014
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11·43
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My mother passed away two years ago when I was fifteen. Almost every night I have these dreams of her, so life like I think she's alive when I wake up. But she's not, and I experience heartbreak over and over again.

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#love#heartbreak#mom#iloveyou#imissyou#stupidmemories#sillyme#someonerunmeoverwithatruck
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