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Flicking through pictures and I come across one of you I stare for a moment, simmering in hatred and bitterness But I can’t help but break down in loud sobbing tears Thinking of the sweet times of before and pretty feelings Sky blue, lavender, rose pink, sunshine When I’m alone I feel midnight: Violet, sage, black with twinkling stars The blackness overpowering those airy colors of happiness And again washing over, drowning me in my own thoughts Rage, rage, against the dying of the light You were my light and now you’re gone Naturally, I rebel, but I get nowhere So I’ve decided I’m ceasing my efforts. Let’s get coffee and tea and be cute together (which is my ultimate goal) Let’s read books and snuggle with each other Butterfly kisses and fluttering fingertips Layers of clothing peeled away under layers of blankets Nibbles on my lips and stubbles poking my cheeks It’s exactly what I’ve been waiting for.
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 6:52 PM UTC
20 October 2014
Flicking through pictures and I come across one of you I stare for a moment, simmering in hatred and bitterness But I can’t help but break down in loud sobbing tears Thinking of the sweet times of before and pretty feelings Sky blue, lavender, rose pink, sunshine When I’m alone I feel midnight: Violet, sage, black with twinkling stars The blackness overpowering those airy colors of happiness And again washing over, drowning me in my own thoughts Rage, rage, against the dying of the light You were my light and now you’re gone Naturally, I rebel, but I get nowhere So I’ve decided I’m ceasing my efforts. Let’s get coffee and tea and be cute together (which is my ultimate goal) Let’s read books and snuggle with each other Butterfly kisses and fluttering fingertips Layers of clothing peeled away under layers of blankets Nibbles on my lips and stubbles poking my cheeks It’s exactly what I’ve been waiting for.
allison-meyette
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 6:52 PM UTC
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