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unrecognized
Something inside me slips away
But I never notice
The strokes of her memory fade away
But I never notice
How do you mourn someone you already let slip away?
My father mourns for his mother-
yet I never shed a tear
But I never notice until now that
She was just a person in my family
Not my life or my warmth.
Expected guilt peaks in
Why can’t I cry?
Why did I find her uncanny?
Guilt, shame, and sadness swirl in my stomach
I want to feel sorrow but
I fail
Bizzar calm stays within me
I am not shook
But I never notice
For I am the same because
How do you mourn someone you already let slip away?
She’s already gone
What can I do now?
The next day the earth cries for me
Tears pour down the lonely soil
Of the land that holds the lives of toil
Sharp pains light up the sky
Spamsims of heartache clash with the howling of the wind
But I never notice because
the universe cried for me.
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