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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Empty throne ... handkerchief in my hand Missing a queen ... feeling royal pain We’re split asunder, guess it wasn’t in the cards She spoke often to the bottle; and her backbiting, liquor friend said loving me was too hard When she was leaving me, she touched me on my wet cheek and said go easy on yourself You’ll find what you need in somebody else And now my emotions are swirling around, my strength is taking a plunge I’m so vulnerable right now, I’m so undone Living with a flushed heart ... don’t know if I will recover, this is more than just a flesh wound Fatal are my tears flowing down, vortex of emotions swirling around Living with a flushed heart ... I will survive, but only if my water of hope rises again Empty throne, my right hand is missing a queen Wet handkerchief ... flushed heart Tossing and turning at night with agitated, swirling emotions — having another one of those bad toilet dreams Flushed heart, missing my queen Royal ten is my pain, feels like I’m getting jacked again Lay down on a jagged diamond ace-shaped bed of tears, holding a hollow engagement ring Wiping my but ... but, Baby eyes after a toilet rinsing ... has got my sad, sad B.B. soul blues singing: The King is dead, long live the king! The king is dead, long live the King!
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