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It’s hard to know exactly when memories that had meant so much, shuffled and shifted in their files, loosing their firm order and rank. Dog-eared photos fading amber, growing unrecognizable, little be little, mockingly, labels falling off and mixing. Dusty and folded, coffee-stained, they’re all still there, in the shoebox, ill-maintained and so thread-bare worn, but they are mine, and I want them. Dry certainty drip-drains away, siphoning tears of rueful doubt, fearful, shameful, irrelevant, I’ll lie and name it apathy. -Still Here
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Oct 27, 2024
Oct 27, 2024 at 4:02 AM UTC
Loosing Something
It’s hard to know exactly when memories that had meant so much, shuffled and shifted in their files, loosing their firm order and rank. Dog-eared photos fading amber, growing unrecognizable, little be little, mockingly, labels falling off and mixing. Dusty and folded, coffee-stained, they’re all still there, in the shoebox, ill-maintained and so thread-bare worn, but they are mine, and I want them. Dry certainty drip-drains away, siphoning tears of rueful doubt, fearful, shameful, irrelevant, I’ll lie and name it apathy. -Still Here
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55/M/Southeastern US
Oct 27, 2024
Oct 27, 2024 at 4:02 AM UTC
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