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you'll regret it in the morning (you always do)

from a recollection of the things i thought i had forgotten by the place between sleep & awake

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its been years but im finally learning how to live without you. i no longer use your coffee cup in the mornings which was the closest i would get to feeling your lips on mine when i wake up. every letter youve written, every cd youve burned, every fucking flower you picked for me on our walks home together is now miles away in a plastic bag that i had tried to suffocate myself with the night before. but nothing ever works out in my favor.

if you wouldve put down your phone for one second the last time i saw you, maybe youd be in this room with me right now. but youre not and im trying to be okay with it but all i can do is wonder where you are now. how youre doing, what youre thinking, who youre fucking. but youre the calm before a hurricane. youre the no vacancy sign flashing neon colors in my brain. youre the sigh before a beautiful sunset. and all i was was a morning regret.

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from a recollection of the things i thought i had forgotten, released June 4, 2015

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