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nesarita_
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you say she's just a friend but "just a friend" wouldn't visit you at work on your first day. "just a friend" doesn't lay in your lap while you play with her hair. "just a friend" doesn't flirt with you. "just a friend" wouldn't make me want to see myself bleed. "just a friend" would be just a friend.
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Nov 4, 2018
Nov 4, 2018 at 8:06 PM UTC
just a friend.
How can you accept the fact that you’re just a ****** person? How can you walk around like the world’s in your hands, but have nothing to show for it? How do you manage to make everything about yourself, knowing good and well you wouldn’t have even gotten this far if you hadn’t had help? How can you just take the credit and run faster than the wind? How is it even possible for you to get away with it again and again? I wish I understood why you think you can play the victim. when the cops showed up you had the knife n your hands still dripping the deep red serum. How can you just lie without an ounce of remorse? Have you no shame at all? No, you couldn’t possibly comprehend exactly what it is to feel this hurt.
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Jun 25, 2018
Jun 25, 2018 at 10:32 AM UTC
I wish I had a better title.
The house that I live in was built from scratch with the door painted red, and the memories to match. The bricks and mortar line the porch like veins; Each connected to the other like rain drops on my window pane. Doorknobs of crystal, sit shattered, upon my red door, so, sadly, no one cares to come inside anymore. The inside is dreary, with deep shades of gray, and writing on the wall that's starting to fade. Words, once printed so clearly, that explain just how it all ended up this way. It's sad really, when you think about it enough; before the crystal doorknobs on the front door were broken these rooms were filled with people who were all just so preoccupied to look up. The stair case, it leans, like the intoxicated version of myself. Unable to hold the weight of anything more than itself. I haven't been up there in years, in fear that if I try the climb might collapse and I don't think I'd be able to escape with my life. The rooms on the bottom floor are all molded to to ceiling from years of water damage and no proper upkeeping. There's nothing in them anymore since my roommates vacated, so the rooms sit abandoned, black, and vacant. The hallway is lined with old frames; pictures of memories, faded, from better days. They're falling apart, wood splitting and broken. Who are these people in these photos, and do they remember me anymore? In the kitchen, the sink, sits piled with dishes. Even if I chose to wash them, there's no water to do it. From inside, there's only one happy place. I sit behind the front door and watch as the dawn breaks. The sunshine bleeds through and the colors come dancing. At dawn, every morning, from inside my house there's a split second of happiness when the sun comes around. It's all I look forward to, surrounded by this mess. When the sun goes away, I turn my back to the door and I realize, I'll be stuck inside these four walls forever more. It's a surprise to say this house is still standing. It should have given way years ago like the others around it. I can't rebuild, cause what would that make me? How could I ever bear to tear apart the house that is me?
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Jun 25, 2018
Jun 25, 2018 at 10:06 AM UTC
My House
The house that I live in was built from scratch with the door painted red, and the memories to match. The bricks and mortar line the porch like veins; Each connected to the other like rain drops on my window pane. Doorknobs of crystal, sit shattered, upon my red door, so, sadly, no one cares to come inside anymore. The inside is dreary, with deep shades of gray, and writing on the wall that's starting to fade. Words, once printed so clearly, that explain just how it all ended up this way. It's sad really, when you think about it enough; before the crystal doorknobs on the front door were broken these rooms were filled with people who were all just so preoccupied to look up. The stair case, it leans, like the intoxicated version of myself. Unable to hold the weight of anything more than itself. I haven't been up there in years, in fear that if I try the climb might collapse and I don't think I'd be able to escape with my life. The rooms on the bottom floor are all molded to to ceiling from years of water damage and no proper upkeeping. There's nothing in them anymore since my roommates vacated, so the rooms sit abandoned, black, and vacant. The hallway is lined with old frames; pictures of memories, faded, from better days. They're falling apart, wood splitting and broken. Who are these people in these photos, and do they remember me anymore? In the kitchen, the sink, sits piled with dishes. Even if I chose to wash them, there's no water to do it. From inside, there's only one happy place. I sit behind the front door and watch as the dawn breaks. The sunshine bleeds through and the colors come dancing. At dawn, every morning, from inside my house there's a split second of happiness when the sun comes around. It's all I look forward to, surrounded by this mess. When the sun goes away, I turn my back to the door and I realize, I'll be stuck inside these four walls forever more. It's a surprise to say this house is still standing. It should have given way years ago like the others around it. I can't rebuild, cause what would that make me? How could I ever bear to tear apart the house that is me?
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There’s this constant internal battle between my heart and my brain. The heart, on one hand, runs on emotion and in the other, is the logic that keeps me-barely- sane.
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Jun 25, 2018
Jun 25, 2018 at 10:00 AM UTC
The battle
Its finally done At the break of dawn everything we had Now riddled and gone After all that we were The torment and lies Corrupted hearts entwined And our toxic love dies It hurts deep within my soul My heart begins to cry How many times Must I have to die? Why is it that They never decide to stay Our all to them we give Though they leave at the end of each day Piece by piece We give ourselves away To fill the broken voids Of people who have swayed Smaller and smaller We are dying inside Trapped but willingly caged from the skies A Hefty price we happily pay To see a simply smile upon their face In return we are left with nothing We gently fall from grace Love and affection thats all we ever wanted Use us, Abuse us Then leave us forgotten Hush now be silent another has come along Maybe you should ask them Before blaming them for being wrong Open up and let them in Let them see what's truly beneath Show them what you truly hide Behind that beautiful mask you keep Broken and wounded My dear little heart But its okay to try again This time you wont fall apart
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Jun 25, 2018
Jun 25, 2018 at 9:56 AM UTC
Dear Little Heart
Distance, is this air around me that is vacant of you. Your heart, so far from mine, though I can hear it’s music. Patience, is the belief that time without you is bearable. Seconds slowly scrape along the line I drew to wake. Nothing matches this ache. of opening eyes to mornings, without your laughter. Closing them is redundant, it does not permit me back, to revisit the dream I had left you in. Eyes instead reluctantly greet the sunrise, whilst yours are still dancing, flickering, in the gift sleep brings. I wonder if your searching for me. Impatient hands long to pull you prematurely out of slumber. Reaching across this border in vain, restless mind teasing me, as it thinks of holding you, kissing you, here. now. Dare I soften the white peaks of the mountains that part us? I mustn’t, thinks the patient witness of time I’ll wait for you on the other side my dear...join me, soon, I wait eagerly.
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Jun 25, 2018
Jun 25, 2018 at 9:52 AM UTC
Your Night, My Day