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She's Still Gone

The years have passed like moments

Her scent still hangs in the air

I rise from my tear-stained pillow

And sit in her lonely chair

I am nothing and nowhere without her

Her valiant battle has been lost

The black disease ripped her from me

The soul-reaping holocaust
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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