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The last night we spoke it felt like the birds would never chirp again, The love lost silence after each sentence was what I picture the inside of a black hole to be. You closed your eyes and cradled your head, Sunken and broken, We sat on the edge of our shipwreck at the bottom of an endless ocean, I couldn’t patch the dams with my words, The cracks were abundant. Today I visit the iceberg we hit, It is still mountainous, And I am still not ready to tackle the climb.
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Mar 6, 2018
Mar 6, 2018 at 11:09 AM UTC
Our iceberg.
The last night we spoke it felt like the birds would never chirp again, The love lost silence after each sentence was what I picture the inside of a black hole to be. You closed your eyes and cradled your head, Sunken and broken, We sat on the edge of our shipwreck at the bottom of an endless ocean, I couldn’t patch the dams with my words, The cracks were abundant. Today I visit the iceberg we hit, It is still mountainous, And I am still not ready to tackle the climb.
xerez-bridglall
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Mar 6, 2018
Mar 6, 2018 at 11:09 AM UTC
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