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by gnihtogtn

i hate that our parents taught us to muffle our emotions and i hate the need for a cigarette that i feel in your car i hate that when i was younger i told myself to stop writing songs i hate the need for loving that i feel when i'm alone but it is going to be alright sometime it is going to be alright sometime i feel this soft you don't know what to do when you're cold and lonely your sit on my bed and watch tv the seasons are changing your hands are frigid and you are messaging your girlfriend telling her existential things, bringing her into your crisis now you're remembering when you were thirteen and in love with ingrown ivy and your best friend... who told you she could never love you and said so in the cryptic bubbles she drew in your poetry book. you're feeling kind of restless and you know you can't contest that there's no way to get out of this highhandedly- so you turn away and you make up words to fill the pages of your soft leather book and you think of sweet summer, somewhere special and you crawl into your bed where you can be warm and blend in -
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