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This story is a story

This story is a story I'd have to tell in person. Where the person should be able to listen for a long time. They should be patient and not say a word 'till the end of the story. This is a type of story without any end. It slowly adds a page on day by day. It's a story that will have no end until the day I die. This is a story about me. It's a story where hearts are broken and where mending occurs. It's a story where tears are shed. And I'd told myself that no more of those. Boys are not worth crying over even in the toughest of times. It's a story where the no-crying rule has made me stronger It's made me guard my heart and helped me to live better. It's a story where I think I've moved on but inside I know I haven't. I leave those thoughts to the back of my head. But they come back to haunt me anyways. It's a story where those thoughts occur whenever the moment arrises. I tell myself there's someone new but my mind won't let me get over it. It's a story where my mind is so stubborn and won't move on. It's stuck back on that person and won't let me change my mindset. It's a story where maybe I won't move on because of all the time I've spent chasing after that person. All the energy I've spent. It's a story where I've just let it hang there and it'll always hang there 'till the day I die.
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Aug 2, 2011
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