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you only said you loved me when you were lonely; you were scared of feeling even a tinge of loneliness circulating inside your body so you impulsively go out during late nights to search for love in befuddled men. you only said you hated me when you were inebriated; you were scared of feeling even an ounce of happiness surging through your veins so you look at yourself in front of the shattered mirror, who pitied you for ululating constantly. your flagrant atrophy shouts your malapropos name across the hearts worn on every sleeve.
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Nov 28, 2017
Nov 28, 2017 at 7:11 AM UTC
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you only said you loved me when you were lonely; you were scared of feeling even a tinge of loneliness circulating inside your body so you impulsively go out during late nights to search for love in befuddled men. you only said you hated me when you were inebriated; you were scared of feeling even an ounce of happiness surging through your veins so you look at yourself in front of the shattered mirror, who pitied you for ululating constantly. your flagrant atrophy shouts your malapropos name across the hearts worn on every sleeve.
you always wore a facade of mirth and dysphoria.
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Nov 28, 2017
Nov 28, 2017 at 7:11 AM UTC
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