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when you told me you loved me i thought i was safe because you said it first and you said it fully and you said it with a desperation behind your eyes i said it back but a few days later and timidly and with fear we said that we loved each other and I think that we meant it i did. but now i question everything i knew we weren't perfect nothing ever is but love is funny like a white male comic who spews ****** jokes but still gets the laugh i keep finding pieces of you in my room in my car in my heart i wanted to tell you about the new exhibit at the museum where we looked at the small rooms and we laughed in each others company i wanted to tell you that i saw a movie and you would have loved it i wanted to tell you that the silence hurts me that it feels heavy and angry in its weightlessness that your absence is greater than your presence if only we had gone to see more movies or laughed a little harder or taken care of ourselves in the way we aren't capable of doing if only i had texted less texted more been ever-present and invisible at the same time if only what you wanted was possible if i could turn back the clock to the day you told me you loved me i wouldn't change a thing.
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Aug 2, 2017
Aug 2, 2017 at 6:31 PM UTC
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when you told me you loved me i thought i was safe because you said it first and you said it fully and you said it with a desperation behind your eyes i said it back but a few days later and timidly and with fear we said that we loved each other and I think that we meant it i did. but now i question everything i knew we weren't perfect nothing ever is but love is funny like a white male comic who spews ****** jokes but still gets the laugh i keep finding pieces of you in my room in my car in my heart i wanted to tell you about the new exhibit at the museum where we looked at the small rooms and we laughed in each others company i wanted to tell you that i saw a movie and you would have loved it i wanted to tell you that the silence hurts me that it feels heavy and angry in its weightlessness that your absence is greater than your presence if only we had gone to see more movies or laughed a little harder or taken care of ourselves in the way we aren't capable of doing if only i had texted less texted more been ever-present and invisible at the same time if only what you wanted was possible if i could turn back the clock to the day you told me you loved me i wouldn't change a thing.
hannah-elizabeth-2
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Aug 2, 2017
Aug 2, 2017 at 6:31 PM UTC
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