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The creek of my neck A head tilt to the side Movements oddly jolted I’ve become zombified The day you walked out My vision was lost I swore I’d not talk Whatever the cost My heart ceased to grow And took along my soul Refusing to remember Or to grow old But my fortieth year brought something brand new No longer felt sadness attached to you My whole world changed The day you returned A love that grew A love we both earned I’m hurt you are leaving But this time I know You’re not leaving me You just have to go
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Jan 6, 2018
Jan 6, 2018 at 6:32 AM UTC
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The creek of my neck A head tilt to the side Movements oddly jolted I’ve become zombified The day you walked out My vision was lost I swore I’d not talk Whatever the cost My heart ceased to grow And took along my soul Refusing to remember Or to grow old But my fortieth year brought something brand new No longer felt sadness attached to you My whole world changed The day you returned A love that grew A love we both earned I’m hurt you are leaving But this time I know You’re not leaving me You just have to go
My dad walked out when I was 11. We met 15 years later to talk. And boy did we talk. The lost love was found and 14 years later we are stronger than ever. But I’m losing him again as some of you know. His decision for assisted suicide is fast becoming a reality.... at least we had these last years together ❤️
Vicci
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Jan 6, 2018
Jan 6, 2018 at 6:32 AM UTC
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