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Created on: April 10, 2009
Oh the pain of a broken heart.
How can something that never physically
touches you hurt so bad?
The memories that just keep flooding back,
of the good times we have had.
Everywhere I turn there are memories of you.
Pictures on the wall, cards you have given me,
gifts I have received.
Even when I go places, your memory follows me.
Everyplace I go seems like, some place we have been.
We were so good together, we talked and listened and loved.
You brought joy to my life I have never experienced before and may never again.
When we were together I couldn't be happier.
I hope you could see your love for me reflecting back through my eyes.
I love you with a passion I could never deny.
I try to put you out of my mind but you never really leave.
I am only able to suppress your memory for brief moments of time.
Then, when I relax again, your memory floods my mind.
So why does it have to end?
Could you explain it me, because I don't understand?
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