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Musty couches make sad poems

Once you were holding my hand A bold embrace Every time we met A smile and a kiss at every goodbye Leaving each other Gleaming Side by side In a feild of grass We had to leave Because of your allergies But that was my favorite part When you gave me butterfly kisses And spun me slowly to fast tunes Decorating each other in paint Just for the hell of it Getting you to eat blueberries When you hate fruit And me eating asparagus That I can't bare to taste Sitting on your heated kitchen floor Eating chocolate animal crackers On Wednesdays The sifting sun Through your windows On that old denim couch In the endless summer Cool and cuddled for hours Your back rubs on bad days When you would kiss The freckles on my shoulders Times seemingly endless An eternal love burned so fierce But now look at us Me, a shadow in your life I would be holding your hand Talking to friends Laughing and loving so greatly Yet I write this alone now Sitting in the locker room On a musty couch Hidden in the back Before the school day starts Where I will see you again And wish hopelessly That I could hear you say I love you Once more And beleive it
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Jul 25, 2014
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