Death - 2

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I was your silhouette,

While you the man.

A dull spoof,

For a brilliant one.

You were merry,

And so was I,

You were gloomy,

And I did cry.

I went to places,

And I know your sins.

But now you're dead,

Yet I last to live.

My heart throbs fast, and,

I'm haunted by my mind,

Is death my only way,

To you?

It's cruel,

To be left behind.

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