Remember

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It's hard to say,

but I bid you farewell.

My love has crystallized around a heart meant only for you,

and as I sit with my ink scratching on the flesh of fallen trees,

my thoughts drift to you;

to your eyes,

piercing straight through me...

you're silky hair falling over your shoulder onto mine.

I remember the sound of your lullaby.

Even when the music is gone,

and the ring on my finger replicates a false bondage,

I will remember that lullaby.

Even when I lay next to you six feet deep into the soft earth,

I will remember that lullaby.

Even though this letter is all I have to give to you,

I will remember.

Even if I must witness the light in my eyes disappearing with yours,

I will remember.

For our hearts found each other,

and the vines growing from our souls connect the enchantment of love,

and through this tear-streaked ink,

I pour my love from the heart shaped vase of the broken one.

I will remember.

For the times we spent with our arms wrapped around shoulders,

breathing each other,

I will remember.

For I love you;

and I always will...

so for you,

and for me,

I will remember.

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