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Let Me Go

 I wrote this poem in 2008.
Have you ever felt so torn up with decisions in your life? Late at night, laying in your bed where thoughts can creep inside making things feel ten times worse than they really are? The stinging introspection of what could have been or that you've lost something so profound you find yourself feeling like a zombie? That if you could only let go. . .

Thanks go out to Spillwords for publishing another one of my poems! 


http://spillwords.com/let-me-go/

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