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What is Left Unsaid.
April 16, 2015
What
you said before you left, blurred my vision; filled with tears and regret that
Is
now etched like a script, a tattoo on my skin that will forever burn on my
Left
arm, where you left such a nasty scar, thinking that if the words that came
from your mouth could suddenly be
Unsaid
that scar would vanish. But its deep, dark scrapes graze what was once so
delicate and fragile.
© Julia K., Old Tappan, NJ
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