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I think the writer in me died when I wrote this poem gravity pulled me in, the galaxy was screaming my name the stars were craving for my sparkle to shine next to them my life was like a puzzle and there were so many pieces missing in the search to find all of those pieces I didnt only lose soulmates.. I also lost the most valueable thing a human could have.. I lost myself.. I started to make a home out of all the places I have bin, empty places the world was crumbling and I needed to get away from here, soon but you always were the one who was keeping me here, save and calm this human was the reason of my breathing the reason my heart beated it was not right to live like this, it was wrong to live like this, wrong and I never was a person who would wait for the storm to pass I loved dancing in the rain with my demons right beside me.. the passion for painting faded just  like your picture was fading ..
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Oct 4, 2015
Oct 4, 2015 at 3:33 PM UTC
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I think the writer in me died when I wrote this poem gravity pulled me in, the galaxy was screaming my name the stars were craving for my sparkle to shine next to them my life was like a puzzle and there were so many pieces missing in the search to find all of those pieces I didnt only lose soulmates.. I also lost the most valueable thing a human could have.. I lost myself.. I started to make a home out of all the places I have bin, empty places the world was crumbling and I needed to get away from here, soon but you always were the one who was keeping me here, save and calm this human was the reason of my breathing the reason my heart beated it was not right to live like this, it was wrong to live like this, wrong and I never was a person who would wait for the storm to pass I loved dancing in the rain with my demons right beside me.. the passion for painting faded just  like your picture was fading ..
the writer in me left me alone to die without any form of passion.
BelleVictoria
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Oct 4, 2015
Oct 4, 2015 at 3:33 PM UTC
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