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In the grand spell of words, let me etch this sentiment into your heart – I find myself so tired, like a Toyota limping along with a missing hubcap. My carpet smile, never held the weight it should have; you revelled in The tickle of my beard as our lips met. Yet, as soon as we grew distant, I shaved it away, a symbol of our fading connection, a relic of this Relationship becoming one of long distance. Typing my feelings onto the screen, though the true message of them Weren’t delivered so well, failing to convey the depth of my despair. I began to loathe myself, believing that the love I once held for you Was a tether, leading you on to lead you astray. “I’m sorry,” I whisper, But deep down, I always knew you were destined for someone far Greater than I could ever be, or at the very least, someone who would See you as the answer to their most fervent prayers. _I guess you weren't the answer to my prayers..._
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Nov 25, 2024
Nov 25, 2024 at 3:04 PM UTC
Not an answer to my prayers
In the grand spell of words, let me etch this sentiment into your heart – I find myself so tired, like a Toyota limping along with a missing hubcap. My carpet smile, never held the weight it should have; you revelled in The tickle of my beard as our lips met. Yet, as soon as we grew distant, I shaved it away, a symbol of our fading connection, a relic of this Relationship becoming one of long distance. Typing my feelings onto the screen, though the true message of them Weren’t delivered so well, failing to convey the depth of my despair. I began to loathe myself, believing that the love I once held for you Was a tether, leading you on to lead you astray. “I’m sorry,” I whisper, But deep down, I always knew you were destined for someone far Greater than I could ever be, or at the very least, someone who would See you as the answer to their most fervent prayers. _I guess you weren't the answer to my prayers..._
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27/M/Zimbabwe
Nov 25, 2024
Nov 25, 2024 at 3:04 PM UTC
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