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by inreticence

When I leave, 
there will be no warnings.
 There will be no calm before the storm.
 Had you truly known me, 
 you would have known that I have always remained true to my chaos.
 It has always been silent.
 And someday when I am gone,
 in the dead of the night, dreams of me will haunt you,
 and you will lay awake, 
 wondering where I went
 or if I will ever return,
 and that will be your undoing. 
I will give you no answers, nor peace, the same way I gave you my heart
 and had to take it back in pieces.
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Published
Jan 16, 2020
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Pride is such a terrible thing.

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