14 days, but I can’t change my sheets. Your scents still marks my pillow – and its all that I have left.
M.K. STANDBYYour arms around me – and for the first time in years, I feel like I am home.
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The bond of friendship as tight as any lover – where shoulders carry shared burden, a devotion unmatched by any other.
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The knot in a grain of wood, a frost covering sodden grass. Mornings warmed by the rising sun and brewing coffee – the vision of the poet.
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A fight of a thousand years – the smart mind and the hopeful heart.
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I think the scars that you left me, they remind me you were real.
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What use is sleep, when reality is more beautiful than my dreams could ever muster?
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Spirits dance on a velvet night, the sky it’s deepest black. In restless sleep and twisted dreams, they find themselves alive.
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Words hold little scope, for a love that stretches far beyond the limitations of language.
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Lies sound so sweet when they are wrapped in velvet, a luxurious deception that charms my restless spirit – and I’m forever taken by beautiful things.
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So long as we share a sky, in this life and any after – I’ll find my way back to you.
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In the end it’s all the same – the hearty fire or the damp earth. I pray I’m not alone.
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The leaves know when to let go – if only I had the same instinct.
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Her body may lay on your sheets, but my name sits softly on your lips.
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You are a mirage – never mine to hold. A glimering promise so tempting to chase, eternally out of reach.
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Leaves dance on twisted arms, swaying on the breeze as though choreographed by unseen hands. Even the faithless could find themselves converts, by the smell of dampened earth and its blossoming rose.
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I’m scared of mediocrity, of scribing my soul on fading pages, each destined to the fate that met those before it – gently laid to rest in a growing pile of unwanted words.
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