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I've never felt so at home, as I did the day I met her. For once I couldn't hear the bickering of voices in my head, and that's how I knew. Home is wherever your demons go mute, and the feeling of her palm on mine is a better silencer than antidepressants ever were. She makes me feel whole, like the only reason my heart is aching is because I cannot possibly love her more. She smiles at me like there might actually be something there to smile about. When I am with her, I forget that society did not teach me to love this way. Did not teach me that sometimes love arrives in a package tied with a pink bow. And I could change all the pronouns in my love poems to him, if it would make others more comfortable, but it wouldn't change the truth. The truth is that nothing has ever came easy in life, except for loving her.
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 11:09 PM UTC
on loving those I was taught not to: this is not an apology
I've never felt so at home, as I did the day I met her. For once I couldn't hear the bickering of voices in my head, and that's how I knew. Home is wherever your demons go mute, and the feeling of her palm on mine is a better silencer than antidepressants ever were. She makes me feel whole, like the only reason my heart is aching is because I cannot possibly love her more. She smiles at me like there might actually be something there to smile about. When I am with her, I forget that society did not teach me to love this way. Did not teach me that sometimes love arrives in a package tied with a pink bow. And I could change all the pronouns in my love poems to him, if it would make others more comfortable, but it wouldn't change the truth. The truth is that nothing has ever came easy in life, except for loving her.
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 11:09 PM UTC
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