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Love Jades, Heartbreak Fades

In the heat of the night He took her hand and hid her fright She came along, young and naive Looking back, never once a thought of leave They held on to those days Through months of hurt, a gentle haze Words of passion, tears of shame Through it all that day had came Confusion stripped them raw Cutting deep like a bloodied saw Pushed and pulled, emotions took their toll Packed his things, the taxi ready to roll The sun bore down, blazing hot and red His string drew back slow in stead A cool wind swept a chill across his arm She held on to his promise to cause no harm A somber air filled him as he readied He stopped with a stark glance at the target, heart heavy He noticed nothing but the pale curve of skin Where his arrow would stick in She smiled and said "hello dear" The arrow let out; the string hit, slap! Clear The fire whirled across the blade She warmed to him, the love they made He smiled and set the bow down He stood steady as the arrow drown Her shock came in flows of blood Her tears wet her heart in profounded flood One last time her lips he kissed Then strode away knowing he never missed She collapsed to the ground Her heart pained, no longer able to sound Days passed her in a daze It took time but she outlived that phase Bitterness came and went With others her time she spent Her wound now stitched together He is still her number one choice in forever She knows now that love jades But with keeping strong heartbreak eventually fades
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rebecca-carter
American
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Apr 14, 2013
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