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I Remember Her

December 1, 2011
Lovejuice GOLD,
19 articles 0 photos 55 comments

I remember the promise of the embrace we once shared,
And I remember the cold emptiness she left behind.
I remember the warm feel of her hand in mine,
And I remember the sting of it on my face.
I remember the sweetness of her voice,
And I remember the cut of her words.
I remember our wonderful nights,
And I remember our last night.
I remember her joyful moods,
And I remember her worst.
I remember her,
And I wish I didn't.



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Lovejuice GOLD said...
on Dec. 6 2011 at 2:17 pm
Lovejuice GOLD,
19 articles 0 photos 55 comments

Thanks for the comments you guys!

As for my roman name... I'm a dark ages guy. I murder, I loot, I- Actually, I don't any of these.


on Dec. 5 2011 at 2:17 pm
Mortimer-Micheals-Jacob-Joyce GOLD, Edgar, Wisconsin
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;And when I&#039;m gone, just carry on, don&#039;t mourn<br /> Rejoice every time you hear the sound of my voice<br /> Just know that I&#039;m looking down on you smiling<br /> And I didn&#039;t feel a thing, So baby don&#039;t feel my pain<br /> Just smile back&quot;-Eminem

I certainly agree. 'Tis a shame that this is not more discussed. 

This is really good...

"Lord" Eastep? Have you 3 Roman names, as I do? It IS part of the criteria for Roman nobility...


on Dec. 4 2011 at 9:07 pm
DaughteroftheTrumpet BRONZE, East Aurora, New York
2 articles 2 photos 214 comments

Favorite Quote:
Washington Irving once said &ldquo;There is sacredness in tears. They are not the mark of weakness, but of power. They are messengers of overwhelming grief and of unspeakable love.&rdquo;

First to post a comment. *Shakes head* What a shame. Something much different that your usual style, but certainly not something of lesser quality. The details are strong, and the picture painted is powerful, and unfortunately true in so many cases. Certainly another amazing piece written by Lord Eastep.