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Message In a Yearbook

I see your stuttering on paper in criss-crosses and muffled writing. Years have past; your confusion still lives on these glossy pages. Was it a confession? You know this too well, but a cool breeze lies at the end of this hell. Was it something more sinister?-- it doesn't get better, so I'll just wish you good luck. I wish I had asked you. All I have now is ambiguity forever immortalized in black and white.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2013




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