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destinie-marie
destinie-marie
American I'm Destinie. I am a photography nerd, music junkie, dancer, hopeless romantic. All I want is to love and to be loved in return. So love me for who I am or not at all.
The cave was deep, as deep as my mind, searching for my inventory, I see my watch, and there was no more time. Everything was blank, froze, and I yet had nothing to drink. My throat, dry, couldn't breathe, as the cave came down, crashing onto me. I stood tall, my mind moves forward, empty but full, I know I had to move forward, toward the light, the light that shines on the other side, this is my time, I'm full, and this is my life.
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Feb 2, 2013
Feb 2, 2013 at 1:49 AM UTC
The Cave
I smoke my cigarette And you ask me for a drag I try to pass it to you But I can't move. It's only a dream No not a dream But a nightmare Only one I created. I smoke my cigarette You ask for a drag But I turn to you And you're gone.
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Oct 21, 2012
Oct 21, 2012 at 1:32 AM UTC
I smoke.
I do my own stunts, these battles I face, are my all mine. I face every heart break, and all the tears, and everything tears me down. I do all my own stunts, every breath taking moment, and kiss I shared. Every time I say "I love you", I mean it, and couldn't love you more. So when I say I'm damaged, maybe you will believe, but you will know this, I do my own stunts.
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Oct 15, 2012
Oct 15, 2012 at 2:51 AM UTC
I do my own stunts.
I am just a lost soul, in this crazy, beautiful world. I am just a hopeless romantic, in this amazing, loving world. I am just lost. Can you help me find my way back to you? I am lost. Help me find you once more. I am lost. Just please help me someone. Lost. Lost. Lost. I am lost. Do I need to spell it out for you? Lost. L-O-S-T. Just simply lost. In this beautiful relationship. Simply and happily Lost...
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Oct 13, 2012
Oct 13, 2012 at 4:12 AM UTC
Lost
Three years ago today. That's when you asked me to be yours. I said "Of course!" You were kind to me. You were perfect for me. You were mine. We spent three weeks together. All day, every day. Just you and me. We were as happy as can be. Then you had to leave. It was so hard to see you walk away. Watching you leave tore me apart. It made me break down and cry. And I cried all night. You called me that night. You called to cheer me up. To make my tears stop. Three months later I knew. I knew I loved you. You knew I loved you. I told you four months after. Four months exactly. And you said "I love you too." One month later. You proposed. I squealed "Yes!" Two months later. You broke me. You ripped my heart out. To this day. You will always have a part of me. Just one small part. I still love you. If only you felt the same.
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Oct 13, 2012
Oct 13, 2012 at 4:11 AM UTC
Three Years Ago
You see her in the corner, sitting, watching, waiting. She longs to be up there once more, but she just sits and watches. She gets up and tries to dance once again, but her knees give out and she falls. She falls to the ground, and breaks into tears. All she wants to do is be up there, where she belongs. In the spotlight, with a face full of makeup. Once again she gets up, and stumbles to a ballet bar. As she grabs a hold of the bar, she feels the cool wood under her hand. The memories are flooding back, like an uncontrollable hurricane. She burst into tears once again, and falls to her knees. She stands up for the last time, and grabs the bar. She still remembers everything, she has learned. She enters fourth position, and readies her arms. She began to rise up, on to her toes. Her smile widens, as her muscles tense. Her knees start to spasm, and worry begins to consume her. She slowly sinks down, back on to solid ground. And she slowly walks to the mirror, puts her hand up and closes her eyes. She opens her eyes, and looks around the studio. It was all just a dream. You see me in the corner, sitting, watching, waiting. I long to be up there once more, but I just sit and watch. I get up and try to dance once again, but my knees give out and I fall. I fall to the ground, and break into tears. It was not a dream, but mere reality.
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Oct 13, 2012
Oct 13, 2012 at 4:10 AM UTC
She Waits...
You see this smile I force but what you don't see is what is really happening I'm not always confident I'm really just a good actor. I may look happy but I'm not really. Who do you you want me to be? Someone like you? Someone like everyone else? I can't do that. I can't be who you want me to be. I can't be that girl. I can't be that perfect. You see the scars but you don't see the pain. You see the lies with the truth not to be found. This is how I feel but you'll probably never see the real me. I'm so afraid to tell anyone about how i really feel. I know I should see someone but no one believes me. My mom wouldn't believe me. How would I tell her? How would I tell you?
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Oct 13, 2012
Oct 13, 2012 at 4:07 AM UTC
How?
My home. Those two words most people take for granted. I miss my home playing in the grass. I miss my life I was forced to leave behind. Those lovely places I can no longer remember. The lives I touched are no longer shining. The faces I knew are now just blank stares. My home. Do you ever think about if you were to leave? Where would you go and would you be accepted? Did you ever think of these things? Will you ever have to put them into action? Will you always stay warm in your bed? Will you live forever? Will you live past your thirties? All of this should trigger some thinking. Can you think of someone just dropped off on their *** My home. Where is your home if you have one? Where will it be if you leave? My home is back in Ireland. My home was, was so beautiful. Everything was taken from me all in just a few days. I was so young barely 24. Everything was so simple until things smashed down. My home. My home was all I had for myself. It was all taken from me in just two weeks. Once the sickness sets in there is no hope. My health rapidly declined and I was no longer me. I was just a fleshy mass that looked like me. I had no emotion or expression. My home. My home quickly became that hospital I was dying in. I had bronchitis at first but pneumonia quicly followed. They did everything for those two diseases but ignored underlying ones. In the second week of my hospital stay. I was put on a breathing machine. Hypothermia set in and Death visited frequently. My home. My home was my bed I layed and died in. Life support was my only option. Three days of no response I was taken off. I died in my so called home. In that bed I layed in for two weeks. Death was swift and my new home was yet to be determined. My home. Those two little important words. Think about your life and what you will leave behind. Think about who you leave behind. Just think about your home. My home is obsolete.
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Oct 13, 2012
Oct 13, 2012 at 4:06 AM UTC
My Home
My home. Those two words most people take for granted. I miss my home playing in the grass. I miss my life I was forced to leave behind. Those lovely places I can no longer remember. The lives I touched are no longer shining. The faces I knew are now just blank stares. My home. Do you ever think about if you were to leave? Where would you go and would you be accepted? Did you ever think of these things? Will you ever have to put them into action? Will you always stay warm in your bed? Will you live forever? Will you live past your thirties? All of this should trigger some thinking. Can you think of someone just dropped off on their *** My home. Where is your home if you have one? Where will it be if you leave? My home is back in Ireland. My home was, was so beautiful. Everything was taken from me all in just a few days. I was so young barely 24. Everything was so simple until things smashed down. My home. My home was all I had for myself. It was all taken from me in just two weeks. Once the sickness sets in there is no hope. My health rapidly declined and I was no longer me. I was just a fleshy mass that looked like me. I had no emotion or expression. My home. My home quickly became that hospital I was dying in. I had bronchitis at first but pneumonia quicly followed. They did everything for those two diseases but ignored underlying ones. In the second week of my hospital stay. I was put on a breathing machine. Hypothermia set in and Death visited frequently. My home. My home was my bed I layed and died in. Life support was my only option. Three days of no response I was taken off. I died in my so called home. In that bed I layed in for two weeks. Death was swift and my new home was yet to be determined. My home. Those two little important words. Think about your life and what you will leave behind. Think about who you leave behind. Just think about your home. My home is obsolete.
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We have said our vows and now it's done, I have this ring upon my hand now. You have made me happy happier than anyone that can ever be. So here's to you love the best I will ever have I love you always.
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Oct 13, 2012
Oct 13, 2012 at 4:04 AM UTC
Vows
In the cemetery That's where I want to be In the cemetery That's the place for me O' I would sit there for hours Reading the stones Up in the towers Finding the bones At the mausoleums And by the crypt People from the coliseum With blood that dripped Corpses of all kinds Up and down those rows It all blew my mind What this place could show It had intense beauty Like the days of gray Even if the trees are sooty Out by the bay I have been there Since who knows when I just hope my last breath of air Was not slandered within I remember the days When I was with him But everything went up in a blaze And he turned grim I fell into the sea one day Off the long pier Too far from the bay This water here was awfully clear I hit a rock on my way down I could tell from the blood This was the day I did drown And sunk into the mud He wanted to find me And give me a proper burial Instead of leaving me in the sea Of this Cuban place, Mariel He took me back to my home A small town in Maine In our house filled with tomes His colour started to drain He brought me to this cemetery The one I would always go to It was my favorite cemetery The one I had to bid Adieu My grave reads: "Here lies Edgar Polanski. He lies here in peace. Always loved and always will be. Died September 16th 1928 at age 37."
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Oct 13, 2012
Oct 13, 2012 at 4:04 AM UTC
My Grave