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for all the times you threw me out, i think i've finally landed on my own two feet my ankle could be sprained though and i think my knees are bruised from begging you so many **** times to just stay too many times did i dry your tears with my own only to be backhanded with an abundance of silence and indifference i made you a mountain out of all i could pour out to you, and yet you never bothered to climb it to see the beautiful sunrise up there waiting for you because you made me feel like a new day but now the sun is setting and your face is silhouetted by the shadows there's no moon tonight; only the stars that watched us come together and fall apart and for all the times you let me break, i think i've finally put myself back together my hands are shaky though and i think they're deeply cut but maybe you'll look at them and you'll see the damage you inflicted on my heart at least i'm not crumpled up on the floor anymore
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Nov 23, 2016
Nov 23, 2016 at 11:13 PM UTC
a metaphor for love
for all the times you threw me out, i think i've finally landed on my own two feet my ankle could be sprained though and i think my knees are bruised from begging you so many **** times to just stay too many times did i dry your tears with my own only to be backhanded with an abundance of silence and indifference i made you a mountain out of all i could pour out to you, and yet you never bothered to climb it to see the beautiful sunrise up there waiting for you because you made me feel like a new day but now the sun is setting and your face is silhouetted by the shadows there's no moon tonight; only the stars that watched us come together and fall apart and for all the times you let me break, i think i've finally put myself back together my hands are shaky though and i think they're deeply cut but maybe you'll look at them and you'll see the damage you inflicted on my heart at least i'm not crumpled up on the floor anymore
cath99
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26/F/American
Nov 23, 2016
Nov 23, 2016 at 11:13 PM UTC
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