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Three days in, And I must admit, It's getting better, Like they said it would. However, I have been using everything, I have, To keep that feeling of you, Close to me. Your clothes, They still reek of you, And the laundry soap your mother uses. I keep the stuffed giraffe we won, At the county fair, On my night stand to remind me, That you're coming home. And I haven't yet washed my face, I really know I ought to, But your kiss is still on my cheek, And I don't want to lose it. All of our friends, They've kept me company, So I don't panic, When your name doesn't pop up on my phone. I check that **** thing so often, You'd think I would stop, But god **** it, I'm hoping I'll wake up, And none of this had happened.
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Dec 4, 2015
Dec 4, 2015 at 2:32 PM UTC
Day 3
Three days in, And I must admit, It's getting better, Like they said it would. However, I have been using everything, I have, To keep that feeling of you, Close to me. Your clothes, They still reek of you, And the laundry soap your mother uses. I keep the stuffed giraffe we won, At the county fair, On my night stand to remind me, That you're coming home. And I haven't yet washed my face, I really know I ought to, But your kiss is still on my cheek, And I don't want to lose it. All of our friends, They've kept me company, So I don't panic, When your name doesn't pop up on my phone. I check that **** thing so often, You'd think I would stop, But god **** it, I'm hoping I'll wake up, And none of this had happened.
mack-attack
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Dec 4, 2015
Dec 4, 2015 at 2:32 PM UTC
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