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You told me your name, and I forgot how to respond. I was far too busy watching the way your lips moved when you spoke. You smiled at me, and I forgot how to breathe. You were like gold in the bottom of a ***** creek, glittering among the rocks. You held my hand, and my heart forgot to beat. I was in a dream, caught up in the magic of you and me. You spoke to me, and I forgot how to live. You made me feel like you commanded the stars. You showed me a new life, and I forgot how to be myself. I was stuck living only to please you. You took my everything, and I forgot how to love. I was broken, and you stuck your fingers between the cracks and pulled. And I opened my eyes to take a real look at you. Those perfect lips held lies and broken promises. The gold turned out to be a shiny piece of metal, trying to make itself stand out. The magic was nothing more than a trick on my eyes, and you did your very best to conceal it. You didn't command the stars, because they were too far away to hear you. I started living for myself and god, did you hate that. You hated that I could always put myself back together and stand up to you. But what killed you the most, was when I broke my dependence on you. Because then I was finally able to stand up and walk away.
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Aug 2, 2014
Aug 2, 2014 at 11:35 PM UTC
Gold Doesn't Rust
You told me your name, and I forgot how to respond. I was far too busy watching the way your lips moved when you spoke. You smiled at me, and I forgot how to breathe. You were like gold in the bottom of a ***** creek, glittering among the rocks. You held my hand, and my heart forgot to beat. I was in a dream, caught up in the magic of you and me. You spoke to me, and I forgot how to live. You made me feel like you commanded the stars. You showed me a new life, and I forgot how to be myself. I was stuck living only to please you. You took my everything, and I forgot how to love. I was broken, and you stuck your fingers between the cracks and pulled. And I opened my eyes to take a real look at you. Those perfect lips held lies and broken promises. The gold turned out to be a shiny piece of metal, trying to make itself stand out. The magic was nothing more than a trick on my eyes, and you did your very best to conceal it. You didn't command the stars, because they were too far away to hear you. I started living for myself and god, did you hate that. You hated that I could always put myself back together and stand up to you. But what killed you the most, was when I broke my dependence on you. Because then I was finally able to stand up and walk away.
This was one I wrote a while back
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Aug 2, 2014
Aug 2, 2014 at 11:35 PM UTC
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