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Because I never knew what to say
After you got tired of speaking, 
I left after five years of marriage 
And no response. 

I made words - thousands -
But I never spoke of them, 
Nor taught you how to bring out in me 
Some proper meaning, some sense to all this

When I was doubting the very paper we signed
As being happiness of sort. 
Certainty, yes, at it's time
Was the reason for putting the rings on, 

And mine; for not speaking too, 
Was the reason for taking them off. 

How much of love back then 
I could say in my head was nonsense
Or excuse, being part of such paper and pen. 
I wasn't signing myself

With heart 
Or breath I drew then. 
But grief out of wrong doings, 
Put outside my tongue. 

Sirens now; go off all around me
As I silence your name - the memory of you
Breaks in bits
Upon another's lips.

But soon it fades, the warning
Teeters out like mist
Appearing for a short while,
Then disappearing. 

They don't bother to call again, these sirens, 
And there is no one reminding them.

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