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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required After the smoke clears from this room. Will question why. As you push me into the depths. As I lifted you from your self appointed gloom. So take his hand cause happiness has another name. You can close your eye's. but it's never the same. Can we ever forget that which we did not understand. you hide the pain. But secrets dig into your soul like barbwire in hand. She ran with what wasnt supposed to be. Sweet suduction it was in such devlish fun. To bad it was so very clear to all but me. Under covers bodies without thought collide locked in the passion of night. Taking flustrations out in plessure. You appear as a vision get your fix then vanish from sight. Cheating the heart fractrued given to two. You question with lies. As I yern to hold the woman I belive is you. And so I exist in a mystery only you can solve. im the dirty secret across the tracks. The dirt underfoot in which my heart does revolve. If only the feeling could last. I question while off to another. Would you stay it was you fading with the past. Worn from it's trappings you crawl. Wash away the truth. Confession of pillow talk that seep into the wall. So is the story of the confussed woamn who fractured her heart over two. And the man who only did thirst for the one he thought he knew
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