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Nocturnal


(Sometimes) I think about how we used to be (I lay) pondering the good times before you broke my heart and I was (up) missing you at all hours I think about your smile laugh and voice (and cry) It all floods my mind and haunts me (all night) into the morning I miss you and it is tearing me apart I have put up with it all (long) enough to kill anyone
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maymay514
I wrote this poem about my boyfriend of four years who broke my heart into a million pieces.

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