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To walk away on Christmas. I've never felt winter's breeze graze my cheek so sharply. My heart grows cold as this prolonged night goes on. I'm frozen. Four years of my life, Lost at sea. Though my heart breaks into falling snowflakes You had to be free of me. There was no place left for me in your occupied heart. This frostbite will sting, until I feel no more. What warmth that was left in my core has been stolen by this cursed evening. And as the tears fall from my face onto the desolate ground, I stand there frozen. Lost. At a loss. I can't breathe. Every breath is like a gasp for air. The void in my heart fills with gaping streams of sorrow-filled, silent screams. And all I can see is utter darkness.
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Dec 26, 2014
Dec 26, 2014 at 3:23 AM UTC
to break a heart on Christmas
To walk away on Christmas. I've never felt winter's breeze graze my cheek so sharply. My heart grows cold as this prolonged night goes on. I'm frozen. Four years of my life, Lost at sea. Though my heart breaks into falling snowflakes You had to be free of me. There was no place left for me in your occupied heart. This frostbite will sting, until I feel no more. What warmth that was left in my core has been stolen by this cursed evening. And as the tears fall from my face onto the desolate ground, I stand there frozen. Lost. At a loss. I can't breathe. Every breath is like a gasp for air. The void in my heart fills with gaping streams of sorrow-filled, silent screams. And all I can see is utter darkness.
christina-wise
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Dec 26, 2014
Dec 26, 2014 at 3:23 AM UTC
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