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Forgetting All The Times And Places I Thought I Never Would
Contributed by
abnormalpunk
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Saturday, 11th September 2004 @ 09:57:56 AM in AEST
Topic:
Lifepoems
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i knew people i thought i'd love forever
i made a vow to forget them never
now i look that we're not together
and i notice that love is to strong a word to give to the emotion of hate
the tragedies that together we all suffered
were times we never thought we heard
memories lay frail like a broken dead bird
because of evil in the minds of humans, which we all are
moments of life that we treasure
treasures we may have of a him or her
sensuality is nothing but a treasured blur
isnt it sad that good treasures always seemed to be buried in forgotten places
life we've lived living not right
covered in the coldness of a dead night
keeping withered warmth held closely tight
yet we know that what we live is wrong and what we know is blindness
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2004-09-11 09:57:56]
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Re: Forgetting All The Times And Places I Thought I Never Would
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by emospaztic on
Saturday, 11th September 2004 @ 10:25:18 AM AEST
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I completely understand this. I always think "I'll never forget this moment!" and at times I remember, but then I feel so guilty for forgetting for so long.
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Re: Forgetting All The Times And Places I Thought I Never Would
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by Essentially9 on
Saturday, 11th September 2004 @ 11:14:15 PM AEST
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| what is forgotten wasnt essential to to live in the present and was pushed away to make you stop living in the past. |
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