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Short Term Heart

by jenny-jin

Every year I'm a different age. Every day I learn something new. Every second I remember the pain. My heart burns sometimes for all the goodbyes that left me behind. My body aches every so often through the cuts that toughen and beg to be reopened. Through the darkness my heart screams "STOP IT! STOP THIS!" But over again, I meet someone new, I love with half-a-heart, and I learn the absence of love-- I smile again. Hello.
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Jan 28, 2014
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