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How long?

These nights are meant to be spent sitting on a balcony overlooking the city and its lights splattered across the darkness. But I will gladly pass it away, over and over again, to the next random person by the street, for the sake of all madness that there is, Until the rain decides to fall again Until we meet again or not meet again. Until your laughter ceases to define the kind of person I want to be or dictate how long I should avoid growing weary. Until there is not much left of your ghost To be found, though there will always be more than enough to be remembered. You said some love we just don’t deserve. I believe you. I will always believe you. But how long are we to endure, how long are we to risk all that we have for the kind of love that doesnt deserve us?
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hannamaemata96
21 / F
For You?
Written by
hannamaemata96
21 / F
Published
Oct 25, 2017
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