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There's this ache in my heart that I can only describe as the first cold wind on the last days of summer. Or like when you were a kid and your parents packed you in a van. Your house fading in the distance as you drove away from everything you ever loved. The squeaks and creaks of familiar floorboards, the smell of  your room becoming fuzzy details of your dreams. There's this ache in my heart that reminds me of guts twisting up right before they tell you they've got some bad news. Your toes curling in your shoes, bracing yourself for a punch you never physically receive. Or the way your voice strains when youre trying to get a message across the pouring rain. The cold soaking through your clothes, sticking to your soul. Creating goosebumps on the flesh that covers the bone. And you never really ever get quite dry. There's this ache in my heart that reminds me, that reminds me. That I could only describe as just that ache.
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Jul 25, 2016
Jul 25, 2016 at 8:54 AM UTC
Heartache
There's this ache in my heart that I can only describe as the first cold wind on the last days of summer. Or like when you were a kid and your parents packed you in a van. Your house fading in the distance as you drove away from everything you ever loved. The squeaks and creaks of familiar floorboards, the smell of  your room becoming fuzzy details of your dreams. There's this ache in my heart that reminds me of guts twisting up right before they tell you they've got some bad news. Your toes curling in your shoes, bracing yourself for a punch you never physically receive. Or the way your voice strains when youre trying to get a message across the pouring rain. The cold soaking through your clothes, sticking to your soul. Creating goosebumps on the flesh that covers the bone. And you never really ever get quite dry. There's this ache in my heart that reminds me, that reminds me. That I could only describe as just that ache.
sofia-chavez
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Jul 25, 2016
Jul 25, 2016 at 8:54 AM UTC
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