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Goodbye


As I taste the sweet dew from your lips one last time it 

brings me to imagine a supple rose covered in

dew from the night before i look at you tears roll down 

my flushed cheeks I inhale quietly to the sound of your breathing 

i give you one last hug  I’m silently dying my vision is blurry I

cant breathe without your touch a part of me is getting ripped away

i will love you for an infinity

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Goodbye my sweet love ... goodbye 

 

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