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li-xuan
li-xuan
*I just want one of those forbidden romances where you'll sneak out together and drive along a back road and listen to songs that tug your heart strings and sing at the top of your lungs. God, I want that so bad. I'm willing to wait for it, but **** I've been waiting for too long.* No you don't. Because when it all comes crashing down all you have is a sea of memories and no one to tell them too because it was "forbidden" in the first place. You feel sick by looking at your body in the mirror. Their touches burned into your skin, the images seared on your mind. It's not glamorous. It's not tasting him in your cigarettes or empty beds in lovely little hotels. It's not rainy afternoons where the air wraps around you like he did or cups of coffee the color of his eyes. It's just a lot of shaking and crying and hyperventilating and blood. The words i love you will never come out the same. They leave you clutching at your chest and clamoring down the hall just for some air. They leave you empty. They twist around your body and cut off your blood circulation. Forbidden romance is a fine fantasy. But keep it there because it isn't reality and will never be able to exist. Save yourself the time and just read a book about it.
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 1:53 AM UTC
Forbidden
He pretends not to love her but every time he looks in the mirror he sees everything he could've had with her He pretends not to want her but every time she says 'hi' he whispers 'i miss you' at his phone but sends 'hey' He pretends not to need her but hes slowly realizing the sweetness she brought to the air was the only thing he was ever willing to live for He pretends not to remember her but when he's crying in the shower, his tears tell him otherwise He pretends not to dream of her but when he wakes from night terrors and a sweaty brow, he realizes it's her absence haunting him He pretends not to notice the flowers in his driveway that she planted three years ago for his mother and fights the urge to rip them from the ground He pretends to shut her out but he knows he can never let her go without losing himself in the process
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 1:53 AM UTC
Pretending (pt. 1)
for you.. a brush of your hand,              meant - i am glad i have you. a hug with your head to the crook my neck,              meant - you are mine a kiss before you drove away,              meant - i am coming back. a hand on my cheek,              meant - i love you, why dont you see that? for me... "i am scared to be alone,"              meant - i need to know you wont leave. "i cant do this,"              meant - i do not want to hurt you. "maybe one day,"              meant - i do not see you staying that long. "i prefer looking someone in the eye,"              meant - *i see what you mean with every action, but you refuse to   see what i am saying. and that is why we never worked,   because we both know you were to scared, and had only brushed the surface..."*
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 1:51 AM UTC
translations of love.
I want the kind of love That's quiet Quiet like tea and a blanket in the morning I want a love that's soft That's honest and deep and true That's always there Love that's not for show Or for power But love simply because love is felt I want a love that accepts and encourages I want a love that embodies peace
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 1:49 AM UTC
Quiet love
Let me tell you about the first boy I fell for. I mean, really fell for. He was different. Not in a sense that he was strange or anything like that, but in a way that he was different from most people. He had a similar thought process to me and we actually understood each other. Whenever he would start talking about something that interested him, his eyes would light up and he would put his hand on my thigh, squeezing it whenever his story got more intense. He never broke eye contact with me when it was my turn to speak. He actually listened to what I had to say and no one has ever done that for me before. I fell for his smile the first time I saw it. I don't know why I was so drawn to it, but I was. It was contagious. I fell for his eyes. They were dark brown, almost black and extremely easy to get lost in. Everytime he would smile, his eyes would almost completely shut because of how big he was smiling. It made my heart melt. I fell for how his hand fit so well in mine. Everywhere we went, our fingers were interlocked so tight that nothing could break through us. In fact, whenever someone would get too close to me, his hand would tighten around mine and he'd pull me closer to him. He made me feel safe. I fell for the way he would look at me. We would be lying next to each other and I could feel his eyes on me. I'd look at him, smile, and cover his eyes with my hand telling him not to stare at me. He would reply with, "Don't tell me what to do. I'll stare at you all I want!" All I would do was laugh and kiss him quick on the cheek. I fell for the way he touched me. He was always touching me one way or another. He would usually run his fingertips down my side to my hip and up my back. If I got lucky enough, I would feel him brush my hair back and gently kiss my neck. I couldn't help but smile and have the urge to kiss him over and over again. I fell for the way he slept. Even then he had to be touching me, otherwise he would wake up and drag me closer to him. He looked so peaceful. I couldn't help but kiss his cheek and run my fingers through his hair. I fell for the way he kissed me. It was natural. His lips seemed to melt with mine and not once did he try shoving his tongue down my throat. His kisses were addictive and I could not get enough of them. *He seemed perfect. Sadly, I didn't find out how big of a piece of **** he was until it was too late.* B.S.
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 1:47 AM UTC
The First Boy I Really Fell For
Let me tell you about the first boy I fell for. I mean, really fell for. He was different. Not in a sense that he was strange or anything like that, but in a way that he was different from most people. He had a similar thought process to me and we actually understood each other. Whenever he would start talking about something that interested him, his eyes would light up and he would put his hand on my thigh, squeezing it whenever his story got more intense. He never broke eye contact with me when it was my turn to speak. He actually listened to what I had to say and no one has ever done that for me before. I fell for his smile the first time I saw it. I don't know why I was so drawn to it, but I was. It was contagious. I fell for his eyes. They were dark brown, almost black and extremely easy to get lost in. Everytime he would smile, his eyes would almost completely shut because of how big he was smiling. It made my heart melt. I fell for how his hand fit so well in mine. Everywhere we went, our fingers were interlocked so tight that nothing could break through us. In fact, whenever someone would get too close to me, his hand would tighten around mine and he'd pull me closer to him. He made me feel safe. I fell for the way he would look at me. We would be lying next to each other and I could feel his eyes on me. I'd look at him, smile, and cover his eyes with my hand telling him not to stare at me. He would reply with, "Don't tell me what to do. I'll stare at you all I want!" All I would do was laugh and kiss him quick on the cheek. I fell for the way he touched me. He was always touching me one way or another. He would usually run his fingertips down my side to my hip and up my back. If I got lucky enough, I would feel him brush my hair back and gently kiss my neck. I couldn't help but smile and have the urge to kiss him over and over again. I fell for the way he slept. Even then he had to be touching me, otherwise he would wake up and drag me closer to him. He looked so peaceful. I couldn't help but kiss his cheek and run my fingers through his hair. I fell for the way he kissed me. It was natural. His lips seemed to melt with mine and not once did he try shoving his tongue down my throat. His kisses were addictive and I could not get enough of them. *He seemed perfect. Sadly, I didn't find out how big of a piece of **** he was until it was too late.* B.S.
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"she's a bad friend, just a heads up. I know she seems really great and fun and understanding. she's like that, at first. she'll be positive and friendly, and you'll feel like you can trust her with your most-prized possession. you'll want to tell her things, even if you're not a very open person. she has that effect on people. after a while, though, she starts to seem rough around the edges. she'll go through very dramatic mood swings- she's a bit like the weather in NYC. sometimes she'll be cheerful and she'll laugh at the most random of things. those times, she'll be like a fresh spring day, around 72 degrees. other times, she'll be the most pessimistic person you know. it'll feel like she's draining the positivity right out of you. those times, she'll be like a bitter winter's day, below zero and freezing. on occasion, she'll change back and forth between those two seasons in a day. it'll get to be very tiring for you, trying to keep up with her many moods and feelings and attitudes. you won't really know how to handle her. and eventually, it'll feel like she's not really handling you. she won't talk to you as often as she used to. she wont know what's happening in your life anymore, and you won't be able to remember the last time she told you about anything happening in hers. eventually, you'll be the only one putting effort into the relationship. but you'll continue to see her with other friends, laughing and sharing inside jokes and telling stories. and it'll be so painful for you, because you're technically still friends with her- it's not like you had a fall-out or anything. things will just be different between you two. she'll be distant, and so will you. eventually, you'll just stop trying to talk to her. all you'll do is smile briefly at each other in the hallways, sometimes talk for a few minutes about classes. and it'll almost seem like you're strangers again. so if I were you, don't bother with her. find someone worthy of your time and love and affection."
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 1:44 AM UTC
****** friends and where to find them
"she's a bad friend, just a heads up. I know she seems really great and fun and understanding. she's like that, at first. she'll be positive and friendly, and you'll feel like you can trust her with your most-prized possession. you'll want to tell her things, even if you're not a very open person. she has that effect on people. after a while, though, she starts to seem rough around the edges. she'll go through very dramatic mood swings- she's a bit like the weather in NYC. sometimes she'll be cheerful and she'll laugh at the most random of things. those times, she'll be like a fresh spring day, around 72 degrees. other times, she'll be the most pessimistic person you know. it'll feel like she's draining the positivity right out of you. those times, she'll be like a bitter winter's day, below zero and freezing. on occasion, she'll change back and forth between those two seasons in a day. it'll get to be very tiring for you, trying to keep up with her many moods and feelings and attitudes. you won't really know how to handle her. and eventually, it'll feel like she's not really handling you. she won't talk to you as often as she used to. she wont know what's happening in your life anymore, and you won't be able to remember the last time she told you about anything happening in hers. eventually, you'll be the only one putting effort into the relationship. but you'll continue to see her with other friends, laughing and sharing inside jokes and telling stories. and it'll be so painful for you, because you're technically still friends with her- it's not like you had a fall-out or anything. things will just be different between you two. she'll be distant, and so will you. eventually, you'll just stop trying to talk to her. all you'll do is smile briefly at each other in the hallways, sometimes talk for a few minutes about classes. and it'll almost seem like you're strangers again. so if I were you, don't bother with her. find someone worthy of your time and love and affection."
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with a kiss i could absorb your soul & with a touch you could heal me
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 1:44 AM UTC
Untitled
She's beautiful She's cunning She's bubbly. She's like a Victorian figurine in the glass shelf of menagerie. She works her way up by telling the right words at the right time. She's impossibly perfect in every way. I see her. I can see her. I'm not envious. Because I saw her lie and steal in the presence of her perfection.
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 1:27 AM UTC
I'm Not Even Envious
if you seek to avoid every pain in this life you have some growing up to do and sorry, hate to break it to you- but it's going to hurt.
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 1:25 AM UTC
it's going to hurt