Poetry: If you were gone - by Judy Thompson

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by Judy Thompson

Created on: May 21, 2009 Last Updated: April 30, 2011

Without you
I feel that I would not be able to breathe.

Without you
No words could ever be expressed for the gloom.

Without you
The nights would be so lonely and blue.

Without you
There would be no tomorrows and dreams to come true.

For without you
I would wither away like a flower in the winter snow or morning dew.

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If you were gone
I'd have no reason to listen
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