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abbie-argo
abbie-argo
American Words, words, words.
“come home” love speaks quietly, frantically sipping from the cup of ignorance, i stray further i wish to dwell a bit longer; i’m not ready to go yet the sun dips below the horizon, but the flowers here are luminescent i am enamored with their innocence, their roots so firmly planted in the past i remember so vividly, they were so much more beautiful then before was so beautiful the wind picks up, and love calls to me “come home, come home, come home” but i am so young here, so young and open i am not ready to close my doors i want to stay longer, don’t make me go just yet please, just a few moments more but love pulled me away love comes in many forms, and it drew me into its arms and taught me on that day that true love is sacrifice, and telling truth even when truth is agony love knows that knowledge is pain, but acknowledging pain is the only gateway to release - suffering is the path that leads to the flowers once again “he’s gone” (there is no metaphor or number of tears that could resurrect his shriveled garden – lord knows i’ve tried) the present is not beautiful - the present is disappointing the flowers died for me that day and i became uprooted straying, asking questions that no one can answer what if? what if? what if? days, weeks, months pass and love conquers all, walking alongside me, guiding me through the suffering my straying has become a direction i can feel roots sprouting, giving me life once more i can live again; he and pain are not synonymous i can see the flowers growing again, just on the other side of this hill love speaks quietly, with overflowing joy “come home again, come home, come home” but i no longer fear these words, not anymore i’m almost there – it’s so close, i can taste it i’m slowly beginning to learn – after can be beautiful, too
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Apr 3, 2015
Apr 3, 2015 at 1:38 AM UTC
10-3-13
“come home” love speaks quietly, frantically sipping from the cup of ignorance, i stray further i wish to dwell a bit longer; i’m not ready to go yet the sun dips below the horizon, but the flowers here are luminescent i am enamored with their innocence, their roots so firmly planted in the past i remember so vividly, they were so much more beautiful then before was so beautiful the wind picks up, and love calls to me “come home, come home, come home” but i am so young here, so young and open i am not ready to close my doors i want to stay longer, don’t make me go just yet please, just a few moments more but love pulled me away love comes in many forms, and it drew me into its arms and taught me on that day that true love is sacrifice, and telling truth even when truth is agony love knows that knowledge is pain, but acknowledging pain is the only gateway to release - suffering is the path that leads to the flowers once again “he’s gone” (there is no metaphor or number of tears that could resurrect his shriveled garden – lord knows i’ve tried) the present is not beautiful - the present is disappointing the flowers died for me that day and i became uprooted straying, asking questions that no one can answer what if? what if? what if? days, weeks, months pass and love conquers all, walking alongside me, guiding me through the suffering my straying has become a direction i can feel roots sprouting, giving me life once more i can live again; he and pain are not synonymous i can see the flowers growing again, just on the other side of this hill love speaks quietly, with overflowing joy “come home again, come home, come home” but i no longer fear these words, not anymore i’m almost there – it’s so close, i can taste it i’m slowly beginning to learn – after can be beautiful, too
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the tears end as quickly as they begin, but the waterfall within me rages on, stealing away with my insides and dampening every last spark of life.
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Mar 13, 2015
Mar 13, 2015 at 2:59 PM UTC
depression #1
you are a daughter of the stars & so you are a miraculous beam of light with mysteries inside you that even the wisest & bravest can only dream of understanding (but be kind to those who try, for they are rare) the breath upon your lips is new but my love, your soul knew the moon when it was a child & together you played, altering the tides your bones are extinguished comets, desperate for flight all this to say that right now you may feel a long way from home, & the darkness may be overwhelming, but never forget where you come from shine, shine, shine & one day you will find a home within yourself and all the starlight that once seemed so far away will be at your fingertips & you will form constellations to light up even the darkest corners of your soul & you will finally realize that the universe has been inside you all along
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Jun 10, 2014
Jun 10, 2014 at 3:17 PM UTC
a poem for the girl who wears long sleeves in the summertime & loves holden caulfield
i hope your hair becomes damp as the snow lands and melts upon the fiery red curls that stick to your forehead i hope your mascara runs from your tears of laughter as your brother trips and lands face first - again i hope your cheeks become red and clash horribly with your new forest green sweater as the fireplace and wine warms them i hope your nail polish cracks from unwrapping all those presents (there really is no such thing as too many socks!) i hope you realize that evening when you look in the mirror that despite your weariness none of it matters at all and that you are so ******* beautiful i just hope you know that because confidence does not come wrapped neatly in a stocking (it comes from within)
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Dec 22, 2013
Dec 22, 2013 at 10:52 PM UTC
happy holidays
the day you said hello to me for the very first time you hung the rope for me and placed the stool gently so very tenderly beneath it saving me the trouble the day you said you lied the day you said goodbye for the very last time, so did i
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Dec 13, 2013
Dec 13, 2013 at 7:59 PM UTC
chivalry isn't dead, but i am
now that i cannot i long so desperately to hear that story you've told me a million times once more
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Dec 3, 2013
Dec 3, 2013 at 8:15 PM UTC
Untitled
every man is a drop of salt water in the great body of humanity (land is far too sure too solid to ever be equated to any man) we simply move with the moon and burn the unguarded eyes of those who dare come near (there are creatures below our surface that one dare not try and discover they may eat you alive) but oh, how beautiful we are from a distance tranquil and endless
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 9:06 PM UTC
no man is an island
the worst that could happen?! a meteor could hit the earth at this very moment and stop me dead in my tracks speaking of tracks two trains could collide right now and cause mass destruction really, it's just a terribly inconvenient time i couldn't possibly- the black plague, the bird flu, terrorists, poltergeists! so there really is no reason for me to go over there and interrupt him with so many dangers lurking about- nausea heart burn indigestion upset stomach and oh, god strike me dead if i must even imagine what else! the four horsemen of the apocalypse could decide to come upon us right now, and you want me to go up to him and say hello?! honestly, you really must get your priorities in order. (but the very worst that could happen? he could say no.)
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 8:21 PM UTC
what's the worst that could happen?
an expulsion of sadness an admission that maybe just maybe everything is not as okay as i said it was maybe just maybe it is not okay at all
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 8:08 PM UTC
a sigh
there once was a girl who wanted to fly so she put on her prettiest white dress a left her mother a note to say that she loved her and that today she was finally going to fly away (salt water blurred the ink into a bit unreadable mess but it's the thought that counts) she could have taken the subway but the sky was such a ******* beautiful shade of blue (what an absolutely positively wonderful day to fly she thought) so she soaked it all in and dreamed of the red running out (mother would be so very unhappy about her pretty white dress) as she said a few final farewells to the city that never knew her name the traffic was loud but her thoughts were louder and with each flight of steps she rose above the chatter finally finally finally she saw the door the entrance to freedom to the roof (the exit) they tried to stop her with their loud megaphones (still her thoughts were louder) she heard from below the sounds of wails and moans but she was above it all the skyline was before her the possibilities that ******* beautiful shade of blue held for her so tempting and then with eyes closed she flew (fell) the rush freedom the wait agony she wanted nothing more than she and the pavement to collide two seconds later as the engines cried without bang nor whimper the little girl died (oh, how her mother cried over that pretty red dress)
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Nov 13, 2013
Nov 13, 2013 at 12:17 PM UTC
therapy