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Dimmed Memories


As the light dims by the clouds The memories that are as cold as the raindrops that are pounding down the window Are grabbing onto my heart Sunk in the longing that gets heavier as time passes Can I travel back time? If you hug me just like you did before Then I will be better. The wounds and scars may heal. Maybe I would continue my life with a fresh zeal. I follow the wet and rainy road And look back to our memories Long lost are those days when we were like two best friends giggling and gossiping. The blurry rain reminds me of you And you fill up in my tears It scatters – the times you were with me, like pieces of broken glass that couldn't be fixed. The memories when you were with me are fading away, and all I could do is Stare and stay. Can I travel back time and hug you just like before? Even if it's only once, even if it’s last That's okay
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Jan Wienen
<p>Thank you</p>

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