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Left Behind

by night-flyer

Small town, it sleeps neath darkened skies Time to reflect as I unwind The Summer moon cannot disguise Her memory, so warm and kind. Of dreams we chased, and silly lies We had it all and then resigned Her cheery laugh and smiling eyes Lay buried deep within my mind. The gentle wind begins to rise To travel on, this life's designed But memory, it slowly dies My mirthful friend I left behind.
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Sep 2, 2014
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This poem refers to my best friend and fellow musician in Florida who I separated from when I moved back to New England some years ago.

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#memories#friendship#separation#distance
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