Memorie's of that December day

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    Memorie's of that December day

    You keep weaving a intricate web of lie's,
    so many that confuse me till I just cry.

    The picture of us, the memory's I remember
    are not at all like the one's of that fateful December.

    The sister I once knew, the sister I once trusted,
    left us fast as the wind, and all of us in the dust.

    I remember well that December day, it wasn't
    snowing, but instead a ice cold rain, as if it was
    to be a bad day already.

    The wound you cut was deep, I sometimes feel
    as though all of this isn't real, sometimes the
    wound reopens, and I'm afraid it will never full heal.

    I want to bury your memory and that of that day,
    but when I see your face it brings the memory's,
    and wounds back new with all the pain.

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    mistyparish commented on Memorie's of that December day

    05-15-2009

    You go girl! This one is great too.

    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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