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After witnessing you playing tongue wars in the middle of what once was our favorite bar; Surrounded by whom once were our favorite people; Made something deep inside me, something so small I hardly even recognized it at all - A whisper of a ghost named Hope - DIE. As I looked upon You and Her on the dance floor I felt it burn. And I welcomed the sting because I knew that in the end, this was the last bit of You I had to cease. Your ashes are a distant memory now of a life I once had that longer exists. (True love, truly ***** Sincerely, The Phoenix Me
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Dec 19, 2016
Dec 19, 2016 at 4:10 PM UTC
Your Last Letter
After witnessing you playing tongue wars in the middle of what once was our favorite bar; Surrounded by whom once were our favorite people; Made something deep inside me, something so small I hardly even recognized it at all - A whisper of a ghost named Hope - DIE. As I looked upon You and Her on the dance floor I felt it burn. And I welcomed the sting because I knew that in the end, this was the last bit of You I had to cease. Your ashes are a distant memory now of a life I once had that longer exists. (True love, truly ***** Sincerely, The Phoenix Me
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Dec 19, 2016
Dec 19, 2016 at 4:10 PM UTC
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