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our hearts were beating in sync with the noise that drowned our fears. you spun me around and though we were screaming at the top of our lungs, i couldn’t hear a sound. your hazel eyes looked into mine and i realized that you are beautiful; however, you were not mine. i don’t know if i was trying to replace her but i missed the feeling of flying and i couldn’t wait any later. no matter how hard i tried to stifle my cries of being with her again i knew i could not testify to the fact that i love her and she may still be mine. she may. may not. but i know that she still occupies my thoughts. i am not done, i cannot run from this stupid ******* thing called love. i love her. i…love her. i love…her. so i apologize for looking into your eyes that night and making you believe that i’m yours and you’re mine. the stars felt misaligned and i was dissatisfied, verified, because though you are beautiful, you are not mine.
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Jan 28, 2018
Jan 28, 2018 at 6:46 PM UTC
hazel eyes
our hearts were beating in sync with the noise that drowned our fears. you spun me around and though we were screaming at the top of our lungs, i couldn’t hear a sound. your hazel eyes looked into mine and i realized that you are beautiful; however, you were not mine. i don’t know if i was trying to replace her but i missed the feeling of flying and i couldn’t wait any later. no matter how hard i tried to stifle my cries of being with her again i knew i could not testify to the fact that i love her and she may still be mine. she may. may not. but i know that she still occupies my thoughts. i am not done, i cannot run from this stupid ******* thing called love. i love her. i…love her. i love…her. so i apologize for looking into your eyes that night and making you believe that i’m yours and you’re mine. the stars felt misaligned and i was dissatisfied, verified, because though you are beautiful, you are not mine.
aeviternal-memorabilia
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Jan 28, 2018
Jan 28, 2018 at 6:46 PM UTC
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