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Keep Walking

Everyone always goes in the end, I stretch my arms out but they never turn around never saying anything but goodbye watching them from behind as they leave still feeling them all around they have some how bound me to them to care to cry to hold onto what to nothing just a thought, a reminder of all the hurt please take it all away when you go your voice your memory expecially your face all the time you spent in my place, my space, in my heart in my arms, in my bed all I remember is you and how you made it so easy as if I wasn't alive I gave you my hand and now you demand to take a stand and walk without a soothing talk just stay, stay away no more hitting and spititng spitting your hastey words you limited to me to your issolations seing nothing but your back so don't you ever come back or my heart will have a sudden attack your so outspoken with your insults lodging tears in my throat never wiping them away just standing there watching my vision become blurry then you leave in a hurry I'm amuned to you, your damage has beaten my soul so please keep walking, I'm through talking I feel the weight is gone and with any hope soon I will breath

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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Date: 7/8/2009 7:15:00 PM
Beautiful... SO heartbreaking I can feel the pain the sorrow in your words... Great write!
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Date: 7/1/2009 8:29:00 PM
I have to say that I've been there. And yes it will take time but in the end hopefully you can look back and see the some of the good things that came out of the relationship. But like Diane said, it's most of the time going to be goodbye to bad rubbish. Lots of Love, Misty
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Date: 7/1/2009 11:23:00 AM
aww a sad but powerful write, if this happeend to me my dad would say goodbye to bad rubish, you deserve so much more, God bless you
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