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Forgetting is the Hardest Part
How can one forget a colour
When the vividness still burns in their eyes?
They may not miss that colour
But the sharp memory still shines.
How can one forget a sunset
When they've witnessed it's beauty?
The memory refuses to fade
And stays loyal to its duty
These memories hurt
Are unwanted like a lost bet
For the happiness faded
And now they're held in debt
How does one forget a scent
When it made them feel good?
They know they should forget
But, if only they could
How does one forget a friend
When they were loyal and kind?
The person has changed
But the good still fills their mind
These memories hurt
Of you and I still friends
When love seems to kill
I can't believe how this story ends
One will forget
When time is on their side
And that day, I'll be glad
When you're swept out with the tide
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