Unfortunate Passtime

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    Unfortunate Passtime

    As i sit her, trying to busy my mind,
    thought of me and you start to unwind.
    it's times like now, i try to take out my pain,
    try as i might, thoughts remain.
    i think about, hug after hug,
    your arms around me, felt so snug.
    i remember how, after i held your hand,
    my knees shook so bad, i could barely stand.
    i remember we, you kissed my forehead,
    remembering makes, me feel dead.
    i remember when, you kissed my cheek,
    i wanted to say, i love you, but could not speak.
    thought of you, never vanish,
    with out them, i'm famished.
    then my mind, is busy once more,
    someone enters; closes the door.
    however thoughts of you, are inevitably dormant,
    soon they'll rise, as an unforgetable scent.

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    Poetry is not the expression of personality but an escape from personality.

    T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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