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Where we have sat// Nov. 4th, 2011

So here I sit,

Where we have sat,

 

So here I live

Where we did once,

 

So here it is,

I'm ready and willing

 

I make my spot right here and get real comfortable,

For I know it will be quite sometime before I decide to visit again

And with that thought reverberating in my head

I find myself settling into the depths

Of what we call our past

 

It wraps and curls around me,

hugs me tight

keeps me safe

helps me cope

 

I wonder what your laugh would sound like in my ears while

We sit here side by side,

The proximity alone, the chance to touch you

Sends shivers running down my spine,

 

But up from the ground I look to search for you

and the shivers all but run cold

As I start to shake, I fear the wake

that your death has had on my soul

 

No longer are you next to me

Where we have sat so many times before

No longer will you look to me

With questions I would die to answer

Only for you

 

No longer can we make Easter,

with baskets of fun

No longer can we make Christmas

with presents under the tree

No longer can we make Halloween

with no you and no me

 

So here I sit

Where we have sat

 

And here I cry to make my bed

Upon sheets which you have never laid..

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Written by
brandeelynne-stetak
Slovakian
Published
Jun 24, 2014
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You will forever be my princess,

I love you Ashleigh Nicole

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