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whoever she is

by @asrz

don’t you ever think that you were easy. you were a piece of work, a task that needed constant action, an assignment that needed to be taken with caution, but i still did it. i still loved you. i loved you so unconditionally. i loved you at your worst and your best and i loved your flaws and your mistakes and i loved your smiles and your voice and i loved you when you didn’t love yourself. i handled you as if you were fine china, fresh and clean, even though you were far from such purity. i dare anyone else to love you in such a way. i dare anyone else to love all sides of you equally. i dare anyone else to love you enough to sacrifice anything and everything for you the way i did. i dare anyone else to love you well enough to know how to handle you. i dare anyone else to put up with you even after you’ve made them feel as shit as you made me feel. i dare anyone else to love you enough to let you break their heart endlessly for the sake of being with you. whoever she is, she won’t be half of me. she may have a brighter smile with eyes lighter than mine, she may have skin smoother and more beautiful than mine, she may have a laugh more admirable than mine, she may have a body more fit than mine, but she will never have a heart as big as mine for you.
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