UNSPOKEN
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Last published Sun, Aug 17, 2025
Here lies the words I couldn't speak
Here lies the hopes that died along dried daffodils
Here lies the wishes that burst into dust along the stars
Here lies the love that has been kept in the deepest parts of a human's heart who once was in love
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