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To Lexie Grey

Lying in bed cocooned by sweaty old sheets,

un-showered with last nights make up on the face,

binge watching Grey's Anatomy for the second time,

I felt more closer to you than anyone else in the world.

Isn't it ironic how the love which once made us soar,

see the world in a brand new light,

added a skip to our stride and a boost to our pride,

can bring us to our knees on a bathroom floor,

gasping for air,

for that same love was now taking our breath away,

in a humiliating, excruciating, soul ******* kind of way.

But you were only acting.

I'm not.

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harsh
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Apr 22, 2017
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