White Box Romance

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Honey123
Honey123
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I sit staring at that
white box, waiting for
a message that never comes.

A blinking cursor that
mimics my heartbeat. Counting
the seconds . . . the minutes.

Remembering the days when
that box was filled with
words to make me blush.

Black and white sayings
that left me breathless,
excited . . . wanting you.

Now, a hello is even
a struggle. Passion
turned to friendly chats.

Goodbyes that break
the heart. Memories that
linger and will soon fade.

And so I sit here, waiting
Watching a white, empty box
and a blinking cursor
that have become my enemy.

Honey123
Honey123
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AnonymousAnonymousalmost 9 years ago
Still love ya Honey!!!

Mtnman2003 - 6/24/15

Bill DadaBill Dadaover 18 years ago
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I like how the loss sneaks up on you in this one.

ty,bd

she_is_my_addictionshe_is_my_addictionover 19 years ago
So true...

Beautiful, babe. This is one I can truly relate to and understand. Amazing how things seem to change so suddenly isn't it? Makes you want to ask questions, but then you can't ask all the right ones. *sigh* Beautiful work hon.

Christina O. LeighChristina O. Leighover 19 years ago
!

Oh boy, this is a killer! Written wonderfully but you almost made me cry. Good job drawing the reader in. I know this feeling :sigh:

tungtied2utungtied2uover 19 years ago
Simple and straight forward

Coversational in approach....helps to put across the sense of loss you feel. Thanks ,Honey

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