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Left idly standing on a fairly lit junction As the count for the crosswalk ticks I, again, met the ghost of my olden days Dread woven into that familiar scent As I look back to that certain someone Hope met disappointment in my eyes It was unfortunate our paths crossed Since even years after you fatedly left Pieces of your ghost littered this city 'Pieces that I perceive now just peripherally' Before the crosswalk inevitably tick red I turned and proceeded to the other side Mentally bracing myself, to meet your ghost— In every crosswalk of my life, now on
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Apr 10, 2025
Apr 10, 2025 at 9:53 PM UTC
A Crosswalk Ghost
Left idly standing on a fairly lit junction As the count for the crosswalk ticks I, again, met the ghost of my olden days Dread woven into that familiar scent As I look back to that certain someone Hope met disappointment in my eyes It was unfortunate our paths crossed Since even years after you fatedly left Pieces of your ghost littered this city 'Pieces that I perceive now just peripherally' Before the crosswalk inevitably tick red I turned and proceeded to the other side Mentally bracing myself, to meet your ghost— In every crosswalk of my life, now on
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Apr 10, 2025
Apr 10, 2025 at 9:53 PM UTC
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