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I stand here today alone, brokenhearted, to say I do not understand Love. No, not at all. Its easy when new, or newly unparted, when the flame of desire outshines every flaw. But, when seen through the eyes of three decades behind us, it doesn't seem all that thrilling, that new or that grand. It wears like a harness with the weight of forever. So tell me, then why is it in so much demand? I've been told, while its true, that your heart is a muscle; it doesn't get stronger, but weaker from use. I thought I knew better. I thought I was Rustle. But that granite presumption she did disabuse.
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Jun 12, 2016
Jun 12, 2016 at 1:10 AM UTC
brokenhearted rustle
I stand here today alone, brokenhearted, to say I do not understand Love. No, not at all. Its easy when new, or newly unparted, when the flame of desire outshines every flaw. But, when seen through the eyes of three decades behind us, it doesn't seem all that thrilling, that new or that grand. It wears like a harness with the weight of forever. So tell me, then why is it in so much demand? I've been told, while its true, that your heart is a muscle; it doesn't get stronger, but weaker from use. I thought I knew better. I thought I was Rustle. But that granite presumption she did disabuse.
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Jun 12, 2016
Jun 12, 2016 at 1:10 AM UTC
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