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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Everything about this place reminds me of you From the couch where you once sat to the bed we used to lay in From the kitchen where I once cooked for you to the bathroom where I held back your hair From your handprint on my bathroom mirror to the chair I always saved for you Every part of this place is infused with memories of you and they won’t go away Maybe it’s a good thing I’m leaving this place that I first called home The place I hoped we’d raise a child and have a family The place I where hoped to grow gray and old with you But you left… And now my home, the one place I should feel happy, is shrouded in a cloud of deep sorrow My house is no longer my home, but my prison Where my mind is kept under constant assault with memories of our past Where I have trouble sleeping because I got used to doing it with you next to me Where I have trouble eating because you aren’t across the table sharing the meal with me Where the one person I love most in the world took my heart and crushed it under their foot This place used to be my home. Now it’s a constant, heartbreaking reminder of what I’ve lost Who I’ve lost… I will always love you and I hate myself for it Because it would be so much easier to hate you For making my home, a prison. Signed, Me
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