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Where you are (Biology 101)

Where are you? You were in the palm of my hands You were in the shadows of my smile You were in the air I breathe You were tucked in the folds of my heart But where are you now? You were safe in my hands A shell chosen amongst so many In the ocean bed I lifted you Saved you from the angry sea But you were just a shell and I should've known Biology 101 Shells are empty So were you You were never there Biology 101 Shells are temporary home You just passed me by Like a Bed and Breakfast *Fast and easy, Cheap and convenient* How sad to think I never stood a chance Against the home made of old stones and scented candles Dry cement and family pictures I was NEVER Part of your family
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turnoffthelights
Published
Oct 20, 2014
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#love#sad#lonely#biology
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