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Gone


Gone

by Kayly Hernandez

 

 

Out of the lives in the world

You had to walk into mine

No warning. No Sign.

 

Such a cruel fate to the heart

that’s mine,

leaving me drunk

on the fruit of your wine

 

Such a lovely gift

Ah, so heavenly divine!

Not one word spoken

only this erupting feeling

up and awoken

 

A FIERY passion, an aching pain

burning and burning

with a voice of shame

since I regret

how I took you

in vain

 
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