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I Miss Us

I don't miss you. I miss being held really tight. I don't miss you, I miss having someone to sleep beside at night. I don't miss you, I miss being kissed sweetly. I miss hearing someone say they love me. I miss laughing together, I miss arguing about who was funnier. I miss being myself with someone else, I miss having someone who knew me so well. But I don't miss you. I don't miss being ignored, I don't miss wondering if I was truly yours, I don't miss finding naked pictures of other girls, I don't miss you acting so bored. I don't miss your hurtful words, I don't miss the broken oaths you swore. I don't miss you. I miss your deep blue eyes though, They were so calming. I miss you giving me the fluffier pillow, A small gesture, but it wasn't wasted on me. I miss your kisses on my forehead and nose. I miss your laugh, your smile, I cherished those. I missed you singing to me, Such a terrible voice- I found it so comforting. I miss the hands that held mine, I miss how our bodies intertwined, I miss seeing the love in your eyes. Maybe I do… No. I can't miss you. You don't miss me. Being hung up on you would make me vulnerable, weak. Something I can't allow myself to be. That's how boys like you hurt girls like me. I don't miss you, really I miss who I thought you were, not who you turned out to be.
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Dec 19, 2015
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