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Created on: April 20, 2009
As my car pulled away,
I realized in that moment,
What it was,
For which I lived.
I went south,
Him, north.
I feel as though,
My heart left with him,
And that my soul was ripped,
Right down the middle.
Now he's so far gone,
That he's not even in the same hemisphere,
But my heart still cries for him,
I still miss him in the night,
Though I haven't seen him more than a year,
It is him for whom I live.
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