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you're already gone

hand in hand, we stood

under blossom trees, your palms

cold  with your fingers wrapped

around my own

dutiful, almost

you belong entangled with me

the wind carries a whisper

of our voices

pleading

let go now, let go, you're holding on too tight

but it feels like you're slipping away

through my clammy palms

your icy hands, numb but still

the pain remains

I can't let go

it doesn't feel like I have anything

left within you to hold onto

you're already gone

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