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A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Wounds (An Unfortunate Twist Of Events Pt. II: Grasping At Straws)

from Dark Matters by Black Water

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On every second of the day I recall the memories we used to share, all the places we have been. The pictures I hold to
remind me of them. So many stories to be told, our walks over the board walk. Talks in front of the fireplace. Every minute
that we're apart makes me sick to my stomach. I love you to death and I wasn’t afraid to scream it out loud. You’re my half
heart on my medallion. my wedding ring. And if you ever read this, I will tell you I'm sorry. Making room, making space.
With every breath I take. Distance only growing longer to overcome the haste. I'm still disappointed by the sacrifices we
once made for the cause. Little discomfort for the greater good and it’s good to know you’re still here with me. I bridge
the gap, bridge the gap that’s come between us. The air between us, the air between us. I’m nothing in between. Picture
frames hold the memories of restless days. Picture frames hold the memories of restless nights. Picture frames hold the
memories of restless days & restless nights.

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from Dark Matters, released May 29, 2017

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