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Created on: January 09, 2011
How I wish I didn’t have to let you go
Watch you walk down that dark street
Your shoulders hunched, your arms empty without my embrace.
The street lights above you
Make a hazy halo
Round your head.
And I think, my angel, who I put through hell,
Who I will put through a deeper hell
By sending you away.
But you’ll pull through, and cross that bridge that separates us
Over the churning water,
Till you can look and think,
It was better to have left.
But now,
What a lonely sound!
Your echoing footsteps as they escape from my broken attempt
At loving you.
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