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The wind howled dirges around the cemetery spreading the sorrow of my heart until I'm empty inside except for the numbness in my veins in my chest in my fingertips without your hand to wrap around mine to warm the icy patches and lines I only felt the gaze of a wilting daisy in the bare patches of dead grass swaying in the wind with a fallen daisy at its side an illusion of a cracked smile; not showing the lost, young girl any pity for it needs to feel sorry for its own dead flower whose petals were scattered in the wind across the grey graves in this evening light. (c)
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Nov 14, 2013
Nov 14, 2013 at 3:54 AM UTC
graveyard daisy
The wind howled dirges around the cemetery spreading the sorrow of my heart until I'm empty inside except for the numbness in my veins in my chest in my fingertips without your hand to wrap around mine to warm the icy patches and lines I only felt the gaze of a wilting daisy in the bare patches of dead grass swaying in the wind with a fallen daisy at its side an illusion of a cracked smile; not showing the lost, young girl any pity for it needs to feel sorry for its own dead flower whose petals were scattered in the wind across the grey graves in this evening light. (c)
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Nov 14, 2013
Nov 14, 2013 at 3:54 AM UTC
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