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You and I

An empty parking lot
Black divide
Kicked down
And low

We are alone

You mange-ridden
Lame and hungry
I tired
Undesirable
Lost in thought

We are not alone
The foolish say

You hesitant
Driven
Afraid
Cowering from my reach

Do you remember how they held you?
How they brushed the knots from your fur?

Do you remember how they loved you?

Oh, how they loved you
How they curled your heart with laughter
How they held your paws with care

We are alone
You and I
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Black Divide
Date: Sunday, 13th October 2013 @ 02:28:45 AM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry


Contributed By: iodinelove

We are alone
You and I

An empty parking lot
Black divide
Kicked down
And low

We are alone

You mange-ridden
Lame and hungry
I tired
Undesirable
Lost in thought

We are not alone
The foolish say

You hesitant
Driven
Afraid
Cowering from my reach

Do you remember how they held you?
How they brushed the knots from your fur?

Do you remember how they loved you?

Oh, how they loved you
How they curled your heart with laughter
How they held your paws with care

We are alone
You and I


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