The End
When the final minute came and killedThe hope that she would change her
Mind, I quickly went to her. She smiled
And opened up her arms, and, finally,
We held each other. Seconds passed.
She said, “You have to let me go. I
Answered, “No, I don't.” She said,
“You do. I'll scream.” “I don't believe
You,” but we drew apart at last, and,
When we did, we saw that tears
Had rolled out of our eyes.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2015-08-06 at 14:46
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