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Undying Love

As I looked upon her,

The hourglass tipped

And I knew my time was running out.

 

I lay there,

Thinking of all the things I could've said,

Somehow missing the one thing I wished to say.

 

And as I slipped away

into the ever-growing darkness,

I screamed those words I longed to say,

Knowing they would never leave my mouth!

 

 

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Andrew D. Robertson

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