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A Silhouette That Isn't In Your Head

by @missyoualways

“I wonder what it’s like to love you.” You say as we’re lying in my bed. “I wouldn’t know,” I say, “I don’t think anybody ever has.” And you give me a pitiful smile, the kind you always give when I say something so negative about myself. I guess I’m glad I’ve come to think of it as ‘commitment’ rather than ‘pity’. I’ve let myself drown in you. I let myself become lost in your lifeless eyes and I’m filled with regrets but I don’t regret a thing. Maybe I Regret Breathing. You’ll let my ghost linger, just for awhile longer. You’ll let me be real to you. And as I feel the smoothness of you silk black hair in my hands, I wonder if I’ve ever really loved you or if I just loved how in love we could have been. The agony of loving you won't let me die.
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Published
Mar 25, 2017
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i miss you always, daffodil.

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#love#heartbreak#sad#regret#death#winter#flower#pity#spring#despair
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