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Scraps of paper lay around me filled from top to bottom in black and blue ink tracing obscure lines that manage to create syllables and sounds and thoughts from a year ago. And how obscure those times look now, written from a naive mind and a hopeful heart. They're written all over, upside down and under just of your name turned into metaphors and adjectives. And it's funny because the first word I used to ever describe you was "sweetheart." Little did I know you were nothing but just a sour replica of a beating ***** And it's still funny because you pulled on every single one of my sweet-heart strings until they mimicked the choppy melody of my breath whenever you're around, and the tension between our eyes whenever they lock, like our lips once did. But now, nothing but paper surrounds me in black and blue ink. Written from top to bottom, they're worth some sort of story and the synopsis just reads: I loved you, I loved you, I loved you - first, foremost and possibly forever. gd
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Apr 3, 2014
Apr 3, 2014 at 11:36 PM UTC
163 pages of just your smile.
Scraps of paper lay around me filled from top to bottom in black and blue ink tracing obscure lines that manage to create syllables and sounds and thoughts from a year ago. And how obscure those times look now, written from a naive mind and a hopeful heart. They're written all over, upside down and under just of your name turned into metaphors and adjectives. And it's funny because the first word I used to ever describe you was "sweetheart." Little did I know you were nothing but just a sour replica of a beating ***** And it's still funny because you pulled on every single one of my sweet-heart strings until they mimicked the choppy melody of my breath whenever you're around, and the tension between our eyes whenever they lock, like our lips once did. But now, nothing but paper surrounds me in black and blue ink. Written from top to bottom, they're worth some sort of story and the synopsis just reads: I loved you, I loved you, I loved you - first, foremost and possibly forever. gd
A year ago today, I just began to witness the brightest sides of you. A year after, I've seen the darkest.
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Apr 3, 2014
Apr 3, 2014 at 11:36 PM UTC
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