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It’s been years since you’ve left, I feel that I’ve been able to move on but the phantom pain in my chest reminds me that you are truly gone. I must admit I’ve missed you even more than I can bear. Like when I walk into your old room, do I imagine your scent still in the air ? I’ve finally boxed all your clothes, I plan to drop them off today. They are the last vestiges of you, the physical remnants of your time here. And it takes all I can do to not feel so bereft and alone, but the phantom pain in my chest reminds me you’re truly gone.
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Feb 2, 2019
Feb 2, 2019 at 11:34 AM UTC
You're Gone
It’s been years since you’ve left, I feel that I’ve been able to move on but the phantom pain in my chest reminds me that you are truly gone. I must admit I’ve missed you even more than I can bear. Like when I walk into your old room, do I imagine your scent still in the air ? I’ve finally boxed all your clothes, I plan to drop them off today. They are the last vestiges of you, the physical remnants of your time here. And it takes all I can do to not feel so bereft and alone, but the phantom pain in my chest reminds me you’re truly gone.
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M/Seattle
Feb 2, 2019
Feb 2, 2019 at 11:34 AM UTC
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