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Good people, Bad Love

by @andrew-philip

Don't sketch me the outline of a broken heart. That would be like wearing jeans to a funeral. Instead, paint me a granite boulder fractured by the roots of a cottonwood tree that grew atop it. Drench the rock in golden leaves that the tree cried, but leave a couple on the nearly naked branches. She asked, "How've you been?" He replied, "I've been getting older."
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andrew-philip
31 / M / Denver, CO
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andrew-philip
31 / M / Denver, CO
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Nov 9, 2017
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