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I’ll try, and I’ll try again. but only until I am ****** into the whirlpool of hopeless dreams and I can’t quite recall what it feels like to try. without failing I’ll feel, and I’ll feel again. but only until I can’t remember what it feels like to feel. without hurting I’ll love, and I’ll love again. but only until I am blinded by the illusion of what it feels like to be loved. without losing I nurture, nourish, pamper these thoughts that form petty patterns that my mind relentlessly shoots into the ever inviting arms of my heart that will accept them, graciously so Then bleed, and bleed again. but only until they recover from the pin ****** that make them leak and contaminate my soul. So I’ll breathe, and I’ll breathe again. but only until reality that formed a neat sheet of glass shatters into countless shards to reveal the truth that it fought to hide. and I can’t remember what it feels like to breathe. without dying
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 2:12 AM UTC
loopholes
I’ll try, and I’ll try again. but only until I am ****** into the whirlpool of hopeless dreams and I can’t quite recall what it feels like to try. without failing I’ll feel, and I’ll feel again. but only until I can’t remember what it feels like to feel. without hurting I’ll love, and I’ll love again. but only until I am blinded by the illusion of what it feels like to be loved. without losing I nurture, nourish, pamper these thoughts that form petty patterns that my mind relentlessly shoots into the ever inviting arms of my heart that will accept them, graciously so Then bleed, and bleed again. but only until they recover from the pin ****** that make them leak and contaminate my soul. So I’ll breathe, and I’ll breathe again. but only until reality that formed a neat sheet of glass shatters into countless shards to reveal the truth that it fought to hide. and I can’t remember what it feels like to breathe. without dying
moonlight
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 2:12 AM UTC
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