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fragmentsofhearts
fragmentsofhearts
as unnoticed as a drop of tear in the middle of a vast sea
I fell in love with a dreamer, whom thoughts are only about his future his captivating dreams whom hands are only for painting the sky and feet for chasing the sun Sometimes I scream inside my head as I stare at his ambitious eyes If only you could understand me Please notice that sometimes I'm so lonely jailed inside your tiny sickening heart Please notice that sometimes I need a hand to hold a laugh to hear a breath to feel a long night conversation while we lay under the starry sky Please notice that I don't need the most expensive things in the world, you see, I only need someone who would dance with me under the pouring rain Please notice that the best treasure is not the one that is hidden under the tall waves It's the one that's beating under your ribs It's the one that comes from your crooked teeth It's the one that is kept in our photo albums, where everything's natural and imperfect and actually, beautiful and though you think you're doing this, chasing the sun and painting the sky for me please stop for awhile let's lay down here with me on the ground let the breeze kisses your tired eyes and heal your scars don't you see? you don't need to win the world for me, for us we don't need it
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Mar 18, 2014
Mar 18, 2014 at 6:45 AM UTC
Dear the Busy Dreamer (We Don't Need It)
It was summer '95 When I decided to get back home Seeing that old little town I kinda miss Where I met my high school friends like 5 years ago, Dated some famous guys from the football team, Then graduated with honors, finally First stop was my old house I swear I could still hear My father's laugh, My mother's deep breath, Or those strange noises my little brother used to make while sleeping I stepped into my room Got lost in some random teenage memories for a while But I was fine... In fact, I smiled My eyes just caught something, right at the corner It was a phone And it was my favorite Cause back then when I was young There was this boy who always stayed on the other side Waiting for me to pick it up So the cable could resonate my voice into his right ear Probably his heart, too Late at night, I still remember When anxieties ate a half of our bravery We started singing a lovely lullaby And when the lyrics didn't make any senses anymore We stopped, just to count each other's breaths Until the sun kissed the night sky above our sleepy heads But it was my fault I was too young and naïve for understanding love and its game That's why I kept on dancing inside the fire Thinking it was peaceful and warm Ignoring the ringing alarm Not knowing even the smallest spark could burn me down The nightmare began that night, When I called him and he wasn't there I thought oh well, maybe he was busy? So I drove to his house at 10 pm Just to drop my heart and let it sink There he was Kissing my friend at his lame party Without even inviting me When I stood in front of the opened door A bottle clanked The ticking clock paused for a second Then he screamed my name, saying he was sorry But everything around me had turned into a black and white photograph I couldn't hear anything I couldn't feel anything People on the street looked at me curiously As I ran away with tears on my pale face I didn't really care I slammed my car door and pushed the gas pedal really hard Hoping winds would blow the pain away But it never did At home I blasted the radio on Soaking myself in sad love songs I spent that night crying And the next night And the night after the next night A knock on the door woke me up from this long and gloomy nostalgia I took a deep breath and stepped out of my room My husband had been standing there, waiting for me 'what did you find?' he asked while grabbing my right hand 'nothing,' I shrugged. 'Just a life lesson.' He laughed and sneaked into my room 'That was the phone you used to call me when we were teenagers...?' The nostalgia flashed inside my head once again; There my husband was Screaming my name Saying he was sorry
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Aug 10, 2013
Aug 10, 2013 at 9:05 AM UTC
Nostalgia (Married To A ****
It was summer '95 When I decided to get back home Seeing that old little town I kinda miss Where I met my high school friends like 5 years ago, Dated some famous guys from the football team, Then graduated with honors, finally First stop was my old house I swear I could still hear My father's laugh, My mother's deep breath, Or those strange noises my little brother used to make while sleeping I stepped into my room Got lost in some random teenage memories for a while But I was fine... In fact, I smiled My eyes just caught something, right at the corner It was a phone And it was my favorite Cause back then when I was young There was this boy who always stayed on the other side Waiting for me to pick it up So the cable could resonate my voice into his right ear Probably his heart, too Late at night, I still remember When anxieties ate a half of our bravery We started singing a lovely lullaby And when the lyrics didn't make any senses anymore We stopped, just to count each other's breaths Until the sun kissed the night sky above our sleepy heads But it was my fault I was too young and naïve for understanding love and its game That's why I kept on dancing inside the fire Thinking it was peaceful and warm Ignoring the ringing alarm Not knowing even the smallest spark could burn me down The nightmare began that night, When I called him and he wasn't there I thought oh well, maybe he was busy? So I drove to his house at 10 pm Just to drop my heart and let it sink There he was Kissing my friend at his lame party Without even inviting me When I stood in front of the opened door A bottle clanked The ticking clock paused for a second Then he screamed my name, saying he was sorry But everything around me had turned into a black and white photograph I couldn't hear anything I couldn't feel anything People on the street looked at me curiously As I ran away with tears on my pale face I didn't really care I slammed my car door and pushed the gas pedal really hard Hoping winds would blow the pain away But it never did At home I blasted the radio on Soaking myself in sad love songs I spent that night crying And the next night And the night after the next night A knock on the door woke me up from this long and gloomy nostalgia I took a deep breath and stepped out of my room My husband had been standing there, waiting for me 'what did you find?' he asked while grabbing my right hand 'nothing,' I shrugged. 'Just a life lesson.' He laughed and sneaked into my room 'That was the phone you used to call me when we were teenagers...?' The nostalgia flashed inside my head once again; There my husband was Screaming my name Saying he was sorry
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We sat in the same abandoned library but our words were tangled to our own tongues letting questions subconsciously consume our wandering minds Perhaps, words are not clever enough to arrange jumbled thoughts? Perhaps, words are too child's play to find a way out of paradoxical days? Perhaps, words are not tough enough to carry that much bitter tragedies of dusty love stories? Perhaps, words are too clear to cover every wherefore behind every tear? Or perhaps, words are nothing but words you didn't spill them since you didn't love me
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Jul 27, 2013
Jul 27, 2013 at 1:42 PM UTC
Words
My voice shook while my throat vomited the rotten question out between my broken lips it poured so softly that it sounded blurred    *'can I keep         these million pieces of us             in my little wooden coffer?'* 'Cause when I saw your eyes yesterday I'm pretty sure I could still find me splattering watercolors on your diary before the sun sets into million lullaby But last night you said you were tired of unending fight wanting to leave No! I wouldn't let you crack my ribs and throw my fragile heart to the wolves Your veins were caught between my teeth so I started drinking you your lies your selfishness That night we crashed two red stained glasses in dimming neon lights but when the stars fall I'm keeping us Two pumping hearts in a little wooden coffer
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Jul 26, 2013
Jul 26, 2013 at 5:26 AM UTC
Little Wooden Coffer
Today, I'm all alone wrapped in the freezing cold December wind standing next to my old high school gates I don't even know why it somehow brings a beaming memory whom whispers a secret between an affectionate boy and a mindless girl June 29, 2010, I still remember your voice inside my head, sucker 'Can I talk to you for a while?' 'No,' I answered, shortly I laughed inside my head and smiled cause I thought I had killed your feelings toward me December 14, 2011, You haven't given up on me Not yet, I guess 'Stop acting like a butterfly,' you sweared while smirking at me, of course 'I'm not,' I denied him, as usual 'well, look at you now. Trying to get away from me every single time I try to catch you,' I didn't know if it was because of your smile or your dazzling eyes all I ever knew was my heart just skipped one of its beats June 29, 2012, I'm sorry I couldn't escape the walls I've built neither could I find my dead soul I was trapped in my self-centered mind and love for the first time ever was not the key You were wrong about catching butterflies because you see, I didn't fly away instead I was waiting to be free like a bird in a golden cage you should've won me Today, It's December 14, 2013 this is why everything drives me back to that day when my heart unbelievably skipped a beat I know the affectionate boy is still there trying to find something that fits the keyhole of my self-centered mind
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Jul 25, 2013
Jul 25, 2013 at 5:10 AM UTC
Love Doesn't Always Fit Me