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Painting You Away
I was an artist
You were my muse
An endless canvas of shades and hues
I set my paintbrush down
The day your love for me died
It lies amongst other things I can’t seem to get right
Sometimes when I’m feeling brave I find myself dipping back into paints
Making attempts to reconstruct my heart
Paint a new one that won’t fade
But the brush is always dry
The canvas always blank
My mind is always thinking
And my heart is always maimed
So I tore up all my canvas
Let my paints run down the drain
This time I’ll put pen to paper
A new way to spell out my mistakes.
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