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Am I a mere word in your complex web of amassed sentences? If the roles were reversed, if you were mine, you would be the dog-eared page which I'd admire the most. You would be the string of words I'd keep on repeating on my head like a broken record. But somehow, despite being the phrase I hold in highest regard - you, too, were the phrase which I could not grasp in the end. You became incomprehensible; you started making less sense in my mind, until I could no longer understand. -- - And now the ink runs out of the proverbial pen. The tips of my fingers are permanently stained black and blue And I mouth the prose you left on my lips as I watch you leave the world we made for just us two.
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Jul 25, 2016
Jul 25, 2016 at 10:04 AM UTC
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Am I a mere word in your complex web of amassed sentences? If the roles were reversed, if you were mine, you would be the dog-eared page which I'd admire the most. You would be the string of words I'd keep on repeating on my head like a broken record. But somehow, despite being the phrase I hold in highest regard - you, too, were the phrase which I could not grasp in the end. You became incomprehensible; you started making less sense in my mind, until I could no longer understand. -- - And now the ink runs out of the proverbial pen. The tips of my fingers are permanently stained black and blue And I mouth the prose you left on my lips as I watch you leave the world we made for just us two.
2012
amelia-thecat
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Jul 25, 2016
Jul 25, 2016 at 10:04 AM UTC
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