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Nov 2015
Every night before the sun sets I write myself a letter to you.
Addressing the person I think I know.
Letting him know that love is possible despite the burns ingrained on our skin.

Every night after the sun sets I write myself a letter to you.
Addressing the person I have come to know.
The one that breaks the skin I thought was elastic enough to hold all pain.

Every night I fight myself.
Begging to move on.
Telling myself that the cracks in my skins are battles that have been won.
Feeding into the ******* the world feeds my hungry soul.

Instead, I know.
That somewhere out there you're living a life--
full of cracks that have nothing to do with me.
And in the deepest and most honest part of my soul,
I know that this is the most ****** up of all.
I hope this message somehow reaches you. I hope you realize that you're hurting me beyond these very words can transcribe. Please stop. It is wrong. Despite what you may believe, you are very wrong and ****** up for doing all of this. What kind of person does this to someone they just met two months ago?
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G  Chicago, Illinois
(Chicago, Illinois)   
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