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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Many constellations have come and gone, For me to have held such delicacy, Such fragility. Attentively I had lend my ear, Unconditionally shared my thoughts, Desperately hoping to lessen the tears upon my shoulder. Without dispute we were one Possible solution of being twins – sibling- in a past life Subtraction of one could only sum to the other A genuine companionship, it was, It could still be. Understanding – questioningly – became mistaken for Passion No second chances were given to correct this risk, This misconceived notion that identical bruised souls, Were meant to engage. So as I explored the ins and outs of what the naked eye Could not see, It was not apparent to me that I was much more inspiring. Just as any imperfectly perfect line, Its secant broke. Distance began to replace the security, Cloudiness fog disabled the easy flow, Admiration lost by contact less eyes, Awkwardness had taken over Comfort, And I yearned it. If a time warp could be yielded, I would jump back to save my kinship, Change this neglect resulted from Fate. To be a peer, I had forgotten So I intensively struggle to once again meet Understanding, To remember how to hold such delicacy, But learning to piece together fragility, Desperately hoping that one day It will be apparent that I am inspired as well. 3/1/11
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