If I do not miss you, why does it hurt?

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    If I do not miss you, why does it hurt?

    Burn, bleed, writhe in abosolute pain.
    I hope you suffer more than one can comprehend.
    I will never show how much it hurt.
    How badly I wanted to return the favor.
    It is beyond my knowing why this happend.
    No warning signs, no, nothing at all.
    Once again, you fail to prove yourself.
    A totured soul, perhaps, I honestly do not care.
    I want you to burn in the deepest pit of Hades.

    But, if it is possible, shall we meet again?
    Please, please, help me.
    I know it was not meant to be like this, take me with you.
    Please?

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    Poetry is what gets lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

    Misery’s Poems (4)

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