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I was blinded by the word "Love". Like entering a world full of sparks. I remembered the time when they try to pull me out, But I was to stubborn to stop. I didn't listen to their advices, I never gave any second glance. I offered my heart, As a ticket to a place I thought would last. One day, everything shattered in front of me. I tried to fix things but never succeed. I plead to give me a seconde chance, But was not granted. I was like a child being thrown out of a house, Looking for a place to hide, When the storm arrive. I cried in the corner, Waiting for him to rescue me. But he never did. I walk. I run. But then, this time they pulled me again, Back to the reality I thought I will never see again. They saved me from the depths of the dark hole I created for myself. Slowly, I'm trying to fix myself, patching up the fragments left broken somewhere.
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Jun 26, 2015
Jun 26, 2015 at 12:45 AM UTC
From L; To Jk
I was blinded by the word "Love". Like entering a world full of sparks. I remembered the time when they try to pull me out, But I was to stubborn to stop. I didn't listen to their advices, I never gave any second glance. I offered my heart, As a ticket to a place I thought would last. One day, everything shattered in front of me. I tried to fix things but never succeed. I plead to give me a seconde chance, But was not granted. I was like a child being thrown out of a house, Looking for a place to hide, When the storm arrive. I cried in the corner, Waiting for him to rescue me. But he never did. I walk. I run. But then, this time they pulled me again, Back to the reality I thought I will never see again. They saved me from the depths of the dark hole I created for myself. Slowly, I'm trying to fix myself, patching up the fragments left broken somewhere.
Thank you to my good friends JK. and all those who gave me their unending support. Ill be back to who I am. Just wait for me.
leeannejjang
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Jun 26, 2015
Jun 26, 2015 at 12:45 AM UTC
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