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until the foundation started falling apart

by jnellet

The last time I loved I knew exactly what I wanted, I was so sure-- it had to be you. It had to be awkward laughs, soft music, coffee brown eyes half-asleep, a house full of dogs, vinyls, chamomile tea. I just knew, believed, it had to be you and me. I am always running, looking for fire exits, secret passages, ways to escape, always wanting to be somewhere else-- anywhere else but with you I stopped running-- started wanting wooden floorboards, walls and a person I could finally call home.
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For You?
Written by
jnellet
22 / F
Published
Oct 27, 2017
Time
2m
Tags
#home#people#love#poetry#abandonment
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