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Refill your coffee cup. Copy and cut —the pieces that fit. It’s hard to break habit. The message was clear —it’s what we held dear. The shadows and fear —were just an illusion anyway. It’s the price we pay… the things we say: the adjectives, the verbs, —but not the nouns. We’re not that profound —not yet. Light a cigarette. Take a pull and take a sip. It’s hard to hit home when —you’re still alone. Just another reminder —of the time spent beside her. But it’s running out. And these cliche sayings won’t refill the hour glass. As the memories pass… The sound of her voice —and the choices we made. We’ve paid our dues —and went our separate ways. Light another cigarette. Take another pull and —take another sip. Put down your broken coffee cup. Copy and cut. These pieces no longer fit.
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May 7, 2012
May 7, 2012 at 1:11 AM UTC
bridges, and her son.
Refill your coffee cup. Copy and cut —the pieces that fit. It’s hard to break habit. The message was clear —it’s what we held dear. The shadows and fear —were just an illusion anyway. It’s the price we pay… the things we say: the adjectives, the verbs, —but not the nouns. We’re not that profound —not yet. Light a cigarette. Take a pull and take a sip. It’s hard to hit home when —you’re still alone. Just another reminder —of the time spent beside her. But it’s running out. And these cliche sayings won’t refill the hour glass. As the memories pass… The sound of her voice —and the choices we made. We’ve paid our dues —and went our separate ways. Light another cigarette. Take another pull and —take another sip. Put down your broken coffee cup. Copy and cut. These pieces no longer fit.
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May 7, 2012
May 7, 2012 at 1:11 AM UTC
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