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The Last Goodbye
You stood at the porch door, no more than a dream, barefoot on pine floors; still wet from the stream. Like sand through my fingers the time slipped away. Your memory lingers, day after day. I still see you standing right through the screen door, the misunderstanding; like all those before. You glared at me madly, stormed out with a frown but no one knew sadly by nightfall you'd drown. You knew that I loved you and no one could say that I had been untrue to you any way. If ever I capture just one thing I miss; I'll save the sweet rapture of a very first kiss. ![]()
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