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stop stand stare

Your throat burning with disgust, as you watch her walking away, Every step she makes makes you hurt more, as if she wasn't stepping on the ground but your bleeding heart and burning body. You don't want to care, really, don't want to give a damn. Every attempt to reach indifference fails. She stops, stands and stares; but she doesn't stare back at you, though you starve irrevocably to see the look in her eyes. She won't show you (that she's crying.) Perhaps everything's better this way (you just don't see it yet)
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For You?
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katrine
Danish
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Feb 21, 2012
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