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our falling apart isn’t like having heartbreak lines sitting on my chest, waiting to be written when i wake up and realize you’re gone. it isn’t like sinking into the absence of your coffee-scented lips on my temple, or walking into a dust storm caught in the sunbeams in your room. it isn’t like those cold, two a.m. nights where you find yourself singing stay with derek sanders and breaking down into a puddle of unbearable pain, hoping that each guitar strum will take you away from our memories. no, our falling apart isn’t like that. it isn’t immaculate. it isn’t an indie-film-kinda-heartbreak, nor is it poetic. you see, we fell apart simply because you loved me — you loved me so fucking much, darling. and i wasn’t quite sure what to do with it.
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femininedeath
27 / F / Philippines
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Written by
femininedeath
27 / F / Philippines
Published
Jul 5, 2019
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#heartache#heartbreak#breakup#fallapart#poetry#openletter#unsentletter#prose#spilledink
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