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The concept of you scares me. The thought of you picking at the thing I spent years constructing. Piece by piece you get closer, to me, to what I try so hard to destroy. Not understanding why I'm so reluctant, why I, after so long, cannot do it again. For I do not believe feelings can be mutual I do not believe one can look at me and feel the way i do, I do not believe, in certain light that this concept of love exists. I believe in wholehearted conversations, and laughs underneath the gleaming moon. I believe in strong friendships. But for this to be everlasting, for one to crave me as much as I crave them, that is fictitious.
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Jan 2, 2017
Jan 2, 2017 at 1:00 AM UTC
An Empty Concept
The concept of you scares me. The thought of you picking at the thing I spent years constructing. Piece by piece you get closer, to me, to what I try so hard to destroy. Not understanding why I'm so reluctant, why I, after so long, cannot do it again. For I do not believe feelings can be mutual I do not believe one can look at me and feel the way i do, I do not believe, in certain light that this concept of love exists. I believe in wholehearted conversations, and laughs underneath the gleaming moon. I believe in strong friendships. But for this to be everlasting, for one to crave me as much as I crave them, that is fictitious.
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Jan 2, 2017
Jan 2, 2017 at 1:00 AM UTC
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