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it was the frustration. the frustration caused by your arbitrary outbursts of anger, whilst vomiting words of resentment and regret. words that melted into my veins, tarnishing my blood with the ink that fueled my writers hand. the dependency and obligations that i had to be yours, and yours only. the suffocation entrapped me               (((inside of a cage)))                        so small. once i finally remembered, "i could spread my wings." i realized your latch couldn't hold me captive. the salty tears that endlessly stained my cheeks, swelled my eyes, and shortened my breath. the emotions, the motions, my body was speaking to me. i was finally able to listen. the intensity of emotions without regard for                            emotional intelligence. it never made for a successful relationship, but it sure as hell made for a good story. our love ended at the cost of many cons, but it came with a recipe for beautiful prose.
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Feb 1, 2022
Feb 1, 2022 at 12:54 AM UTC
prose and cons
it was the frustration. the frustration caused by your arbitrary outbursts of anger, whilst vomiting words of resentment and regret. words that melted into my veins, tarnishing my blood with the ink that fueled my writers hand. the dependency and obligations that i had to be yours, and yours only. the suffocation entrapped me               (((inside of a cage)))                        so small. once i finally remembered, "i could spread my wings." i realized your latch couldn't hold me captive. the salty tears that endlessly stained my cheeks, swelled my eyes, and shortened my breath. the emotions, the motions, my body was speaking to me. i was finally able to listen. the intensity of emotions without regard for                            emotional intelligence. it never made for a successful relationship, but it sure as hell made for a good story. our love ended at the cost of many cons, but it came with a recipe for beautiful prose.
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26/F/Milwaukee, WI
Feb 1, 2022
Feb 1, 2022 at 12:54 AM UTC
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