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There is a space beside me That has learned your shape. It keeps it faithfully, A chair that remembers the weight Of someone who stood up, And never quite left. There is a silence in my chest That knows the beat of your heart. The knocking of a guest On a door that remembers the feeling Of someone who wanted in, But never stepped inside. There is a tenderness I keep That feels like yours. A feeling, silent and deep, Like a photograph without a date, Of someone standing close enough To be missed forever.
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Feb 3
Feb 3, 2026 at 2:37 PM UTC
Empty Memories
There is a space beside me That has learned your shape. It keeps it faithfully, A chair that remembers the weight Of someone who stood up, And never quite left. There is a silence in my chest That knows the beat of your heart. The knocking of a guest On a door that remembers the feeling Of someone who wanted in, But never stepped inside. There is a tenderness I keep That feels like yours. A feeling, silent and deep, Like a photograph without a date, Of someone standing close enough To be missed forever.
Very proud of this one. I think it conveys a melancholic love that I haven't captured in anything else.
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Feb 3
Feb 3, 2026 at 2:37 PM UTC
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