Something that never exist together
For the life for the love
But when comes together for a person
Who meant the world and more
Words that never align
Like a cloudy sky and moody rain
But when I see you I know
You are echo
That aligns the world that never
Fathom together
The love and the resentment
Sounds like maybe this is someone you've been circling for a while, and one day you suddenly saw it clearly.
You are echo. That's the thing. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Do you have more of these anywhere?
The echo image. That's the thing I'm going to think about. The way one person can just align everything.
Holding love and resentment for the same person hits different. The part about words that never align gets me.
The train pulls away,
How could you do that to a soul
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You once held me close,
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Something that never exist together