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I was your Hazel Grace Because I thought I was a grenade I was in my final year in high school when I started liking you And soon I would leave the same school we were into I, and the people around us We became dependent of your actions And you made us believe that you liked me, too So much depends upon this boy I really liked behind his eye glasses were his eyes that had always been sending me love letters that I always wanted to reciprocate his stunning smile made him look grand every time So much depends upon this rebel heart that I was ironically obedient to Because not granting what this heart wanted would **** me a hundred times Until the day came that I needed to leave you I thought leaving would hurt harder than a heart break But you were the one who left And that was when I started believing that I was not the grenade I once thought I would be but it was you You left me wounded
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Mar 20, 2015
Mar 20, 2015 at 11:37 PM UTC
March 21, 2015
I was your Hazel Grace Because I thought I was a grenade I was in my final year in high school when I started liking you And soon I would leave the same school we were into I, and the people around us We became dependent of your actions And you made us believe that you liked me, too So much depends upon this boy I really liked behind his eye glasses were his eyes that had always been sending me love letters that I always wanted to reciprocate his stunning smile made him look grand every time So much depends upon this rebel heart that I was ironically obedient to Because not granting what this heart wanted would **** me a hundred times Until the day came that I needed to leave you I thought leaving would hurt harder than a heart break But you were the one who left And that was when I started believing that I was not the grenade I once thought I would be but it was you You left me wounded
For him-that-I-really-liked-but-broke-my-heart-and-should-not-be-named-after-all, March 20 & 21, 2015
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Mar 20, 2015
Mar 20, 2015 at 11:37 PM UTC
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