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Someday, I won't remember Any of you at all You will fade from my mind And move past my past Dissolve into black like The end of so many movies. Turn like the blank pages Before new chapters, new books Get lost in space Like balloons set free. I won't remember The heat of our bodies As they burned through our clothes In fiery passion, Infatuation of the flesh. The rough urgency of your lips Against mine, As they forced entrance to the Savage dancing of tongues. The letters of your names will blur And jumble Worse than a three-year old singing his ABC's and Elemeno-P's And the images of your faces Will get washed down the drain As I rub you off my skin With soap and hot water. You are immortal as long as you are remembered So sorry, guys, but the time has come For the shiny blade of the guillotine to fall And behead your existence From my oh-so-sacred And once so pure Memory and Mind. May you rest in forgotten peace.
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Nov 28, 2012
Nov 28, 2012 at 2:08 AM UTC
Memorial (11.27.12)
Someday, I won't remember Any of you at all You will fade from my mind And move past my past Dissolve into black like The end of so many movies. Turn like the blank pages Before new chapters, new books Get lost in space Like balloons set free. I won't remember The heat of our bodies As they burned through our clothes In fiery passion, Infatuation of the flesh. The rough urgency of your lips Against mine, As they forced entrance to the Savage dancing of tongues. The letters of your names will blur And jumble Worse than a three-year old singing his ABC's and Elemeno-P's And the images of your faces Will get washed down the drain As I rub you off my skin With soap and hot water. You are immortal as long as you are remembered So sorry, guys, but the time has come For the shiny blade of the guillotine to fall And behead your existence From my oh-so-sacred And once so pure Memory and Mind. May you rest in forgotten peace.
Ahem...
sheeda
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Nov 28, 2012
Nov 28, 2012 at 2:08 AM UTC
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