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Sunday, December 20, 2009

It's so simple to tell your importance to the ones you love.
the ones close to you. the ones who said they love you.

It's hard to believe, how insignificant one can feel
just by a word or an action.

If you can't even share something with the one you love
just because it has a value to you, just because it's new.
what does it tell you about the person?
and just how much do you mean to them?

and feeling guilty means doing nothing?
or continue in what you've erred.
how guilty can that person be?

-ryl