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Flowers

by kaitlyn-caddell

There is a vase sitting on my nightstand filled with the crumbling remains of what used to be the most beautiful bouquet of snapdragons I have ever seen. It’s been there, sitting next to the window for months now, melting in on itself and today you finally asked me why I hadn’t thrown it out yet. Maybe it’s because *I never want to lose that moment when you gave me those flowers and told me you’d never stop loving me.* Maybe it’s because *I never want the piece of my soul that melts at your touch to become solid again.* Maybe it’s because *I want to etch the way your eyes gleamed with the hope of tomorrow onto the inside of my eyelids.* Maybe it’s because *if you stopped loving me today I could look into the soul of those wilted flowers and be reminded of our love.* But no one likes maybes so I told you I hadn’t had the chance yet
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Mar 17, 2015
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