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I’ll miss you, I already do. The little things we do, the big ones too. I’ve missed you since January, since the stars hit the water and we spent hours by the boats, I wanted to get close to you but I’ve been scared. I’ve missed you the nights spent alone, thinking thinking, i’ll see you soon — and i can’t shake it, we’ll both be someone else — I’ll go to bed and it will never be the same. I’ve missed you in my dreams, dreary paintings rolling across my eyes, of us two, too hitting, scratching, tickling — you’re a *** I know. I’ve missed you since Monterey, why did we do that, I turned a place into a feeling, and driving by will be crushing rocks, knives, pierced and pierced, you won’t come back. We won’t come back, we never were, I’ll be a memory, a faded smell You’ll recognize in someone else. But i’ll miss you, and maybe it’s not as hard for you, my heart has slowly been breaking in two.
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Dec 5, 2017
Dec 5, 2017 at 1:26 PM UTC
I’ll Miss You (April 18, 2017)
I’ll miss you, I already do. The little things we do, the big ones too. I’ve missed you since January, since the stars hit the water and we spent hours by the boats, I wanted to get close to you but I’ve been scared. I’ve missed you the nights spent alone, thinking thinking, i’ll see you soon — and i can’t shake it, we’ll both be someone else — I’ll go to bed and it will never be the same. I’ve missed you in my dreams, dreary paintings rolling across my eyes, of us two, too hitting, scratching, tickling — you’re a *** I know. I’ve missed you since Monterey, why did we do that, I turned a place into a feeling, and driving by will be crushing rocks, knives, pierced and pierced, you won’t come back. We won’t come back, we never were, I’ll be a memory, a faded smell You’ll recognize in someone else. But i’ll miss you, and maybe it’s not as hard for you, my heart has slowly been breaking in two.
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20/F/California
Dec 5, 2017
Dec 5, 2017 at 1:26 PM UTC
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