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He held my hand today in the most delicate way,      as if my fingers resembled flower petals and my      palm reenacted butterfly wings. My hand felt           fragile in his grip, which mimicked my feelings         towards him because his heart did not belong            in the spaces between my touch - his heart                  belonged in something as light as air; something       as delicate as cotton. And my heart was tattered       with thorns, assured to shred his into pieces. All       the more treacherous, he traced my fingers be            tween my mittens, and it still felt like fabric -             contrary to your inevitable static. And that is            when I knew that even though he did everything     right, he made it that much worse. As much as he     tried, my frost-coated lips challenged the warmth     in his voice, and it wasn't me he needed. It was I       that needeth not deserve him. gd
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 1:05 AM UTC
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He held my hand today in the most delicate way,      as if my fingers resembled flower petals and my      palm reenacted butterfly wings. My hand felt           fragile in his grip, which mimicked my feelings         towards him because his heart did not belong            in the spaces between my touch - his heart                  belonged in something as light as air; something       as delicate as cotton. And my heart was tattered       with thorns, assured to shred his into pieces. All       the more treacherous, he traced my fingers be            tween my mittens, and it still felt like fabric -             contrary to your inevitable static. And that is            when I knew that even though he did everything     right, he made it that much worse. As much as he     tried, my frost-coated lips challenged the warmth     in his voice, and it wasn't me he needed. It was I       that needeth not deserve him. gd
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 1:05 AM UTC
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