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I don't want to put faith in love again I keep my circle small now choosing carefully, deciding if they are worth dying another death of my own. I am afraid that once more death shall steal them away placing me in pews of hard wood where pink tulips and white lilies adorn caskets and tears fall. I don't wish to write another eulogy nor attend another wake, where yet again we drown our sorrows in shot glasses and feigned smiles. I have reached an age where friends fall from trees like brown leaves in autumn my circle shrinks slowly, my days grow greyer and I just don't want to feel this pain any more....
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Mar 6, 2016
Mar 6, 2016 at 11:07 PM UTC
I die another death
I don't want to put faith in love again I keep my circle small now choosing carefully, deciding if they are worth dying another death of my own. I am afraid that once more death shall steal them away placing me in pews of hard wood where pink tulips and white lilies adorn caskets and tears fall. I don't wish to write another eulogy nor attend another wake, where yet again we drown our sorrows in shot glasses and feigned smiles. I have reached an age where friends fall from trees like brown leaves in autumn my circle shrinks slowly, my days grow greyer and I just don't want to feel this pain any more....
kylie-jensen
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Mar 6, 2016
Mar 6, 2016 at 11:07 PM UTC
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