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You and I aren’t quite so different, We really aren’t. With every feeding came life, And with every wrinkle, Death, Notarized our finite parchment, Parallel and ultimately mortal. We’ve shared – An experience, any experience And epiphanies congruent pain, The numerous, the humorous. We’ve remembered upon Paths we’ve taken, Together, apart, and in – Eras defined by how we Walked, talked, Slouched, Or slowed to a crawl, Huddled and bled a back. So come the heave, The finality in flame, Make a face for the name, Let the dead man dream And take that memory to the grave, The One, that’s never forgotten Whilst eternal and reciting – “I love you,” I loved every single One Of You.
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Feb 3, 2016
Feb 3, 2016 at 11:25 AM UTC
The Perfect Parallels
You and I aren’t quite so different, We really aren’t. With every feeding came life, And with every wrinkle, Death, Notarized our finite parchment, Parallel and ultimately mortal. We’ve shared – An experience, any experience And epiphanies congruent pain, The numerous, the humorous. We’ve remembered upon Paths we’ve taken, Together, apart, and in – Eras defined by how we Walked, talked, Slouched, Or slowed to a crawl, Huddled and bled a back. So come the heave, The finality in flame, Make a face for the name, Let the dead man dream And take that memory to the grave, The One, that’s never forgotten Whilst eternal and reciting – “I love you,” I loved every single One Of You.
I wonder what I'll be thinking come the end, "oh ****
liam-c-calhoun
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Feb 3, 2016
Feb 3, 2016 at 11:25 AM UTC
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