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Nebula

Today I learnt that after the Big Bang, there was antimatter, the mirror image of matter. Antimatter and matter destroyed each other when they met, thus they annihilated everything in their path, and the universe was left almost empty. And I thought about how your touch against my skin, brought the same catastrophic destruction. And the universe inside of me, was left in pieces, only to be visible through vacant eyes and unfinished poetry. In your wake, you left pieces of you embedded into my skin, jagged scars of memories I tried to claw out of my bones. You tore at my skin with your spitting words yet I held you close during your goodbye. *"We are opposite poles of a world I long to know."* You were beautiful, and I was never brilliant enough.
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Written by
haruka
Published
Aug 15, 2014
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love is a paper boat that sinks

i am a sailor that never learnt

how to swim.

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#love#heartbreak#depression#hate#pain#boyfriend#stars#space#insanity#nebula
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