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The words keep falling easily,
like autumn leaves-- we talk so much and say so little, masks of joy and the mirage of moving on keep me treading water a little longer, but my arms burn-- soon I'll be under-- I still smell the letters you wrote me then; I close my eyes-- the scent takes me away, and I swear I can touch your hair, feel your breath, smell your neck-- I drift aimless on the wings of a hope, a foolish daydream that dissolves into suffocating blackness-- it's night-- the cool of bedsheets graze my legs and I know I am alone-- once again, I learn to breathe... because it's been so long, but even so, I caught myself dreaming of you again...
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