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I wore my heart on my sleeve last year with a touch of agony and the depth of despair in hopes that you would somehow love me. But desperation, I hear, has a strong scent; and when mixed with fear-- and you could sense it clinging onto my every spluttered word, every painted red lips I hope you'd gaze upon; the shadow of my eyelashes imprinted in my cheeks and the sweet delirium of your voice; a echo in the morning, a whisper at night. Today I remember a year ago how dearly I loved you and loathed myself.
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May 10, 2015
May 10, 2015 at 3:55 AM UTC
Back when I wore my heart on my sleeve.
I wore my heart on my sleeve last year with a touch of agony and the depth of despair in hopes that you would somehow love me. But desperation, I hear, has a strong scent; and when mixed with fear-- and you could sense it clinging onto my every spluttered word, every painted red lips I hope you'd gaze upon; the shadow of my eyelashes imprinted in my cheeks and the sweet delirium of your voice; a echo in the morning, a whisper at night. Today I remember a year ago how dearly I loved you and loathed myself.
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May 10, 2015
May 10, 2015 at 3:55 AM UTC
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