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Every night I look up in the sky pointing out the brightest stars finding constellations thinking about us can we also create something special like the stars had connected to create wonderful constellations It pains me thinking that he is one of the brightest stars while I belong to the tiny ones scattered around him having no chance of being seen by him I tried to fire myself up created a supernova out of me but instead of his attention that I've been longing for all I got was strained stares of those around me tired of watching me trying so hard when everyone knows forever he and I are not meant for each other Who knows? I argued, not wanting to believe that the chance that I got for him to notice me is only larger than the size of an atom, close to nothing. I thought I was dauntless by being a supernova, but it's too late to realize that I was just another fool chasing someone so impossible o reach.
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Dec 31, 2015
Dec 31, 2015 at 1:01 AM UTC
Fangirl
Every night I look up in the sky pointing out the brightest stars finding constellations thinking about us can we also create something special like the stars had connected to create wonderful constellations It pains me thinking that he is one of the brightest stars while I belong to the tiny ones scattered around him having no chance of being seen by him I tried to fire myself up created a supernova out of me but instead of his attention that I've been longing for all I got was strained stares of those around me tired of watching me trying so hard when everyone knows forever he and I are not meant for each other Who knows? I argued, not wanting to believe that the chance that I got for him to notice me is only larger than the size of an atom, close to nothing. I thought I was dauntless by being a supernova, but it's too late to realize that I was just another fool chasing someone so impossible o reach.
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Philippines
Dec 31, 2015
Dec 31, 2015 at 1:01 AM UTC
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