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small girl

by unlovedprincess

i can’t laugh the way i used to laugh. not for you ... and not here... and i can’t create circles just to run around in squares, as if i didn’t give you a piece of me and then more than all that... do you remember how we would watch movies together, about girls with white hair who would go swimming in oceans made of trees? and do you remember how you never used to tell me i was wrong, back when you still understood that it wasn’t your place to fight me... because... i remember that.
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May 1, 2019
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I want to write again

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#fight#remember#laugh#movies#pieces#circle#girls#trees#wrong#place
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