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that you died. Your wide-brimmed smile lit up the page of the obituaries. You were a lone star with no beneficiaries. It couldn’t be death that cast a shadow on you, a man so robust and out of the blue. Where are you going? I hadn’t a chance to say what I needed. You left in a rush. I would have pleaded for you stay. You weren’t ready. Your coffee was warm, and the lights were still on. You were expecting someone. You wouldn’t have let them down by going out when they came into town just to see you. I written you letters in my head. Where do I send them? You didn’t leave a forwarding address. And wherever you are can you have visitors? I was thinking I’d might like to come. Some days that feeling is very strong. I don’t belong here without you. Wherever you are I want to go there too.
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Jun 29, 2019
Jun 29, 2019 at 5:40 AM UTC
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that you died. Your wide-brimmed smile lit up the page of the obituaries. You were a lone star with no beneficiaries. It couldn’t be death that cast a shadow on you, a man so robust and out of the blue. Where are you going? I hadn’t a chance to say what I needed. You left in a rush. I would have pleaded for you stay. You weren’t ready. Your coffee was warm, and the lights were still on. You were expecting someone. You wouldn’t have let them down by going out when they came into town just to see you. I written you letters in my head. Where do I send them? You didn’t leave a forwarding address. And wherever you are can you have visitors? I was thinking I’d might like to come. Some days that feeling is very strong. I don’t belong here without you. Wherever you are I want to go there too.
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60/F/Boston
Jun 29, 2019
Jun 29, 2019 at 5:40 AM UTC
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