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melencholy

dance steps on the marble floors

still echo off the walls

music that's almost forgotten

whispers through the halls

 

pillars holding vaulted ceilings

no longer sparkling white

tattered torn and misbegotten

what was once ornate delight

 

dusty tables are scattered broken

chairs are thrown askew

joyful memories start to fade

as they feel no longer new

 

a space once crowded warm and bright

has lost its quaintness in the night

 

now that the parties over

all the people have gone home

shadows fill the empty spaces

where happiness once shone

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Written by
david-hall
35 / M
Published
Aug 25, 2014
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18·90
Tags
#sad#life#sadness#thoughts#melencholy
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