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A Dying Light.

by dissipate

Some days I just want to crawl back into bed lay my head to rest on the pillow that comforts my cries. I wear a disguise, the strong hearted, thick willed man but a simple scan of who I am, proves I'm the opposite. The optimist inside me is losing the battle, rattled by heartbreak taunts and the gauntlet I once wore and the pledges I swore held no real strength in guarding me. The garden seed that was supposed to blossom and bloom sits as seeds in a shaded room, aided by strong winds and grinned at the sunlight admiring the caressing lights. My heart alike, sat behind my ribcage admiring her smile, admiring her eyes, admiring the thoughts she shared and bonded pairs led to love but tonight it was different. Not for a lack of interest but tonight I sat in bed crying smiling at my pillow that soaked up my tears and comforted me. Tonight I watched the stars hoping that she would watch them too, hoping she knew how much I would have given to make her smile, but the dying light is fading and sun up seems to be approaching fast. My beating heart seems to beat on, but to what tune does it beat to now?
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