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summertime sadness

I actually know how this was going to end, the great war ended badly for the both of us, and it's just me in despair again, so i drove my wheels faster than light the road became a curve and i was in parallels t'was a mess, i'm in my next getaway car i was in my highest in those moments you threw me, i was at my lowest of lows maybe it was pathetic of me to think you were different i know i left you in the blue, never thought the right thing would be so wrong you were sunshine, and i was definitely midnight rain I hate your wit and how childish you are, where my days were filled by your nonsensical jokes, where i would swore by your calls, i hate how i could not live without it i hate how f*cking tall you are 'cause someday i'll be finding myself in the same crowd as you and you're the first thing that i will sight i hate how i remember every detail of your voice, style, and face i guess the rumors were all true tall, dark, and beautiful he flies away and saves someone else
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CarmellaRose
20 / F / PH
For You?
Written by
CarmellaRose
20 / F / PH
Published
Aug 1, 2023
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26·201
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#him#summertimesadness#summerlove#situationship
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