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He sat watching as the love dripped out of her, like broth dribbling off the spoon back into the bowl; each drop of pho causing ripples of warmth. He wished to plunge deep inside of her soul, to penetrate her mind and pause briefly, but long enough to see how much love remained. He watched as her hands became a swarm of bees, her brown eyes turning to fire as she spoke, and in this moment she was still beautiful. His heart writhed while slowly realizing that, it doesn't matter how much you love someone. Sometimes love just isn't nearly enough.
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Mar 22, 2016
Mar 22, 2016 at 3:17 PM UTC
Brown Eyes Turning to Fire
He sat watching as the love dripped out of her, like broth dribbling off the spoon back into the bowl; each drop of pho causing ripples of warmth. He wished to plunge deep inside of her soul, to penetrate her mind and pause briefly, but long enough to see how much love remained. He watched as her hands became a swarm of bees, her brown eyes turning to fire as she spoke, and in this moment she was still beautiful. His heart writhed while slowly realizing that, it doesn't matter how much you love someone. Sometimes love just isn't nearly enough.
matthew-berkshire
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Mar 22, 2016
Mar 22, 2016 at 3:17 PM UTC
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