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Pull me out from depths of the prison of panic and fear I inhabit One small phrase willing words straining against bars of my ribcage to slip through And be released Passion the officer responsible for overturning the former guilty verdict In favor of a tentative plea bargain To let solitary confinement end Along with the silence that had been my cell since the very first day Of my self-inflicted sentence Now I sense a shift As the emotion locked tight finally is allowed the sweet taste of freedom As the door to jail my heart was enclosed in opens with a click The words I have been holding hostage are trapped no more Escaping my lips with surprise My feelings in chains no more "I love you too"
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Apr 13, 2020
Apr 13, 2020 at 12:14 AM UTC
"I Love You" (you dare say)
Pull me out from depths of the prison of panic and fear I inhabit One small phrase willing words straining against bars of my ribcage to slip through And be released Passion the officer responsible for overturning the former guilty verdict In favor of a tentative plea bargain To let solitary confinement end Along with the silence that had been my cell since the very first day Of my self-inflicted sentence Now I sense a shift As the emotion locked tight finally is allowed the sweet taste of freedom As the door to jail my heart was enclosed in opens with a click The words I have been holding hostage are trapped no more Escaping my lips with surprise My feelings in chains no more "I love you too"
About the first time my boyfriend said I love you after we had been broken up for a year
AmandaKayBurke
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30/F/Alaska
Apr 13, 2020
Apr 13, 2020 at 12:14 AM UTC
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