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Don't be so hard on yourself

You can’t see it now. Your eyes have turned from tiny moon rocks to vast oceans, a deep blue that doesn’t exist anywhere else. You can’t see it now, but the tide will come in, the current will shift, the fog will recede to reveal that charcoal gray. And whether you seek me on the waxing crescents or leave me on the shore, you will find someone to carry your heart.
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Jan 8, 2015
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#love#loss#on#moving
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