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I want to take my car at two a.m. Drive to the lake 2.6 miles away If I’m not alone, the shadows will hide them. Under the frosted glass lamp of the moon I rip my heart out at the seams and scream Towards a horizon I cannot reach. I traipse with unconscious purpose On broken pebbles shifting underfoot Collect the biggest, the prettiest, the best And throw them One by one, after the other Relish the splash Feel the weight of each rock leave my hand Messy arcs into impartial waves There goes the GPA I still want to recover Years lost to overthinking when younger I drain every tear I had wanted to show. I can wander wherever the night takes me If only I could learn to let go
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Oct 30, 2019
Oct 30, 2019 at 3:17 PM UTC
let go
I want to take my car at two a.m. Drive to the lake 2.6 miles away If I’m not alone, the shadows will hide them. Under the frosted glass lamp of the moon I rip my heart out at the seams and scream Towards a horizon I cannot reach. I traipse with unconscious purpose On broken pebbles shifting underfoot Collect the biggest, the prettiest, the best And throw them One by one, after the other Relish the splash Feel the weight of each rock leave my hand Messy arcs into impartial waves There goes the GPA I still want to recover Years lost to overthinking when younger I drain every tear I had wanted to show. I can wander wherever the night takes me If only I could learn to let go
acsukarno
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Oct 30, 2019
Oct 30, 2019 at 3:17 PM UTC
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