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before you, there was a door, bolted shut (inside) that I did not know existed. Have you ever passed a door without knowing of its existence? Then, one day, something inexplicably extraordinary happens – (like you) and the door becomes your entire world, the focal point of your life. You question how it is possible to not have noticed that **** door in your entire life. (I just needed the proper key) Maybe others have pointed it out to you before, but failed in their charge to make it worth your while. But you, my dear, kicked it wide open. To the blinding truth beyond. (And it terrified me) (But you gave me courage) And now, you opened a door. The Door. That will lead to others, I am certain. And I am ready to walk through it. But, oh God, am I sad. (this unending, unyielding torrent of grief) Because you, my sweet harbinger of Things to Come, will not be coming with me. I will (I must, God help me) leave you at The Door.
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Apr 29, 2016
Apr 29, 2016 at 6:52 PM UTC
you opened a door
before you, there was a door, bolted shut (inside) that I did not know existed. Have you ever passed a door without knowing of its existence? Then, one day, something inexplicably extraordinary happens – (like you) and the door becomes your entire world, the focal point of your life. You question how it is possible to not have noticed that **** door in your entire life. (I just needed the proper key) Maybe others have pointed it out to you before, but failed in their charge to make it worth your while. But you, my dear, kicked it wide open. To the blinding truth beyond. (And it terrified me) (But you gave me courage) And now, you opened a door. The Door. That will lead to others, I am certain. And I am ready to walk through it. But, oh God, am I sad. (this unending, unyielding torrent of grief) Because you, my sweet harbinger of Things to Come, will not be coming with me. I will (I must, God help me) leave you at The Door.
kristoffer-motil
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Apr 29, 2016
Apr 29, 2016 at 6:52 PM UTC
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