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Happy Birthday, Goodbye
You ran your hands along the side of my face
Lovingly, subtly, dangerously,
Up to my ears.
You told me
Softly, beautifully, mischievously,
How you loved how I didn't have them pierced.
But when I reached 18 years
Quickly, horribly, longingly,
I stuck pins into my flesh.
And now I have these holes
Tauntingly, laughingly, mockingly
Gaping at the side of my face.
All they do is remind me,
Hauntingly, depressingly, foolishly
Of where your hands once ran.
And I can't hear your voice
Deeply, fiercely, endlessly
Telling me you love me anymore.
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