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"Tangible Lies" by Rachel

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It's been said before
We only love that which cannot last.
You were so obviously fading,
I couldn't help myself.

And oh, the time we could have saved
had you been tangible.

And oh, the tears to never fall
if I were true.

Apologies mean nothing
in today's world of

Professional liars
and
Guns for hire.

But you can't say I haven't tried.



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On Monday May 30th, 2005, Ravenblade (273) writes:
This hit very close to home for me, loved every line. It is great to see you up and posting again...you have been missed...>Raven


On Monday May 23rd, 2005, An Expired Member (5) writes:
Beautiful work...love you Rachel


On Wednesday May 11th, 2005, Elise (262) writes:
Very nice write, I love your work. About time you got online and posted something. You've been missed. (Or I have bad timing?)


On Wednesday May 11th, 2005, An Expired Member (21) writes:
'we only love that which cannot last' so true. i liked. good job


On Wednesday May 11th, 2005, wandering druid (100) writes:
Wow...I can feel this resonating within. Your words are amazing.


On Wednesday May 11th, 2005, blue (1702) writes:
Pick the words straight from my little black heart why don't you?!!? This stands so tall and true beside my own thoughts/feelings. You own my day! thank you ~b



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