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“this loss feels like an ache between my ribs it’s sad and scary but soft and steady it’s always there humming loudly beneath it all beneath it all sometimes it rests and just whispers ssshhhhhhhh it only takes one moment of missing you to make it roar”

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Book:Tell Me Another Story: Poems of You and Me
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