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I threw myself
From all this pain.
I can’t last
Like this.
And if I tried,
Would I just fail?
Or prevail over the circumstances.
I won’t ever know
Nor will anyone else.
Because I am still on this bed
Crying so hard,
Because you’re dead.
You’ve been dead to me for so long.
Ever since you left me
When I was so young
Not to understand
What pain was to come
Ten years later.
Then you left me again.
And now you’re dead.
So how can I say goodbye?
Or that I love you?
How can I dismantle this pain
That lays on my heart.
So heavy?
It makes me stay
In this bed
Never to get up
Until I see you again.
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Lost
Date: Tuesday, 1st April 2003 @ 06:17:01 AM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry

Contributed By: Kirby
Onto a bed
I threw myself
From all this pain.
I can’t last
Like this.
And if I tried,
Would I just fail?
Or prevail over the circumstances.
I won’t ever know
Nor will anyone else.
Because I am still on this bed
Crying so hard,
Because you’re dead.
You’ve been dead to me for so long.
Ever since you left me
When I was so young
Not to understand
What pain was to come
Ten years later.
Then you left me again.
And now you’re dead.
So how can I say goodbye?
Or that I love you?
How can I dismantle this pain
That lays on my heart.
So heavy?
It makes me stay
In this bed
Never to get up
Until I see you again.


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