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Whoever swoops into my heart next please don't make a nest and then fly away when you're ready to be on your own. Don't use me as a shelter to keep you from the drowning rain and expect me to feed you when nothing else is living. It’s hard holding a home sturdy sufficiently well for my aching soul. The branches are already trembling the weeping wind echoing lost, diminished cries of the ones who took off. I know I push you away when you get too close, but this is where you fight to hold on longer. I keep losing the ones I love because they have not loved me enough to stay.
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Sep 28, 2015
Sep 28, 2015 at 12:49 AM UTC
Warbler
Whoever swoops into my heart next please don't make a nest and then fly away when you're ready to be on your own. Don't use me as a shelter to keep you from the drowning rain and expect me to feed you when nothing else is living. It’s hard holding a home sturdy sufficiently well for my aching soul. The branches are already trembling the weeping wind echoing lost, diminished cries of the ones who took off. I know I push you away when you get too close, but this is where you fight to hold on longer. I keep losing the ones I love because they have not loved me enough to stay.
e-townsend
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Sep 28, 2015
Sep 28, 2015 at 12:49 AM UTC
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