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there are some things i’d never admit: like the fact that i can’t watch *american horror story* without feeling my heart twitch it’s like a scene plays over again in my head, remember? we were laying legs intertwined peaceful on your bed and i just recall you taking your fingers and running them up my leg and you gazed at me (almost longingly) and you told me i am beautiful and no other moments could compare; you trailed your finger over my lips past my cheek and combed it through my hair i’d never admit that i could’ve ******* sobbed at the happiness you gave me right then and i felt like i could have jumped off a building and landed again and again and you know that time i told you i just wanted to be able to fly? you’d be the wind beneath my body that kept me afloat and i’d stream past the clouds like birds skim lake water and wow, you led me like a pig to slaughter and the sad thing is i’d still forgive you without a second thought and that’s what kills me, beats my insides brutally; you can stamp on my skull, crush it in half yet i’d welcome you back with open arms you’d do it again and that’s the bittersweet truth but honestly i’d rather that than lose you have you gone for good you’re the best and worst parts of my youth and i want you to be the best and worst parts of my old age too
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Aug 28, 2014
Aug 28, 2014 at 9:53 AM UTC
you're no good, but come here
there are some things i’d never admit: like the fact that i can’t watch *american horror story* without feeling my heart twitch it’s like a scene plays over again in my head, remember? we were laying legs intertwined peaceful on your bed and i just recall you taking your fingers and running them up my leg and you gazed at me (almost longingly) and you told me i am beautiful and no other moments could compare; you trailed your finger over my lips past my cheek and combed it through my hair i’d never admit that i could’ve ******* sobbed at the happiness you gave me right then and i felt like i could have jumped off a building and landed again and again and you know that time i told you i just wanted to be able to fly? you’d be the wind beneath my body that kept me afloat and i’d stream past the clouds like birds skim lake water and wow, you led me like a pig to slaughter and the sad thing is i’d still forgive you without a second thought and that’s what kills me, beats my insides brutally; you can stamp on my skull, crush it in half yet i’d welcome you back with open arms you’d do it again and that’s the bittersweet truth but honestly i’d rather that than lose you have you gone for good you’re the best and worst parts of my youth and i want you to be the best and worst parts of my old age too
i love you i hate you but mostly, i just want you
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Aug 28, 2014
Aug 28, 2014 at 9:53 AM UTC
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