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When Grey Left

when you left me it felt like you ripped a part of my damaged chest you left me and i felt like i betrayed myself betrayed us both with all those beautiful words we said to each other back then i was infinite that night and i didn't fear the future that i knew would hit me the next day we were made to comfort each other but we only seemed to hurt one another and i realised believe me, i knew from the beginning that it was wrong, our connection wasn't right but i still don't want to understand how something that felt so good for a while could turn so unbelievably wrong and i never loved you, not at all it was just a sweet, childish crush i just loved how someone finally understood me and how that made me feel it made me feel less alone like i found a long lost part of my soul and i was finally able to fly again but when you told me when you said ,,we can't do this anymore'' you made me feel worthless all over again and i know if you'd read this you'd ask why i still keep seeing things all black and white and i know you'd say i'm not a poet because you're just being fucking honest that night you told me things i'll never forget so i will answer you once again you were my grey in those very little moments we were allowed to share with each other
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Sep 7, 2014
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