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We met between lipstick stained beer bottles on the blue fabric sofa. Struggling to hide the reasons for splinters and chapped lips, fear slides over my tongue as I started to split open again. Warning signs hang from her neck of the broken heart clogging the kitchen sink, he'll follow the footprints of others through the broken glass without a glance. (Keep yourself safe) But then, Saturday night in the dimly lit stairway, you tell me to take my time, not everyone is the same. You would wait and prove it to me. You kissed my scars and gave me band-aids for the cuts, that hadn't quite healed yet. It's been five months since I've felt like I'm drowning, and you're the reason I can breathe again.
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 7:31 PM UTC
Recovery
We met between lipstick stained beer bottles on the blue fabric sofa. Struggling to hide the reasons for splinters and chapped lips, fear slides over my tongue as I started to split open again. Warning signs hang from her neck of the broken heart clogging the kitchen sink, he'll follow the footprints of others through the broken glass without a glance. (Keep yourself safe) But then, Saturday night in the dimly lit stairway, you tell me to take my time, not everyone is the same. You would wait and prove it to me. You kissed my scars and gave me band-aids for the cuts, that hadn't quite healed yet. It's been five months since I've felt like I'm drowning, and you're the reason I can breathe again.
caroline-k
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 7:31 PM UTC
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