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Before you

I wrote tradgeties 

A tail of woe, that ended with the downfall of the main character

 

While I loved you 

I wrote happily ever after

A once apon a times, that ended with the lovers riding off in the sunset 

 

Now that you're gone 

I don't write

You took my words, it ended and you stole my voice when you left

 

This pen doesn't write the same 

These fingers don't type the same 

This heart doesn't feel the same 

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