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Sometimes the heart breaks in funny ways It doesn't shatter completely but a piece breaks off that you needed That you counted on to feel happy or content or full And once it breaks off, and you see it slowly fall, all you can do is shake your head in disbelief and wipe away those silent steady tears Whatever happened Whatever made it split and fall to pieces at your feet is something you didn't expect Something you refused to believe could happen Trust starts to crumble Doubts flood your mind And it's so confusing because your hearts not totally broken But you're not sure if you can keep living the same way without that piece Thoughts you've never had enter your mind Obvious answers plague you Would it just be better if it broke into so many pieces I couldn't even remember the one that's hurting so badly right now? Or is there a chance it can be mended back, and even if just put back together with a band aid the wound will start to heal? Is it worth the risk? To step over it and try to find a way to put it back together? Or should I stare at the broken piece until I let the rest of my heart understand exactly just what that means... The heart breaks in funny ways But I don't hear any laughter I don't hear anything at all...
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Oct 9, 2016
Oct 9, 2016 at 10:38 PM UTC
The heart breaks in funny ways
Sometimes the heart breaks in funny ways It doesn't shatter completely but a piece breaks off that you needed That you counted on to feel happy or content or full And once it breaks off, and you see it slowly fall, all you can do is shake your head in disbelief and wipe away those silent steady tears Whatever happened Whatever made it split and fall to pieces at your feet is something you didn't expect Something you refused to believe could happen Trust starts to crumble Doubts flood your mind And it's so confusing because your hearts not totally broken But you're not sure if you can keep living the same way without that piece Thoughts you've never had enter your mind Obvious answers plague you Would it just be better if it broke into so many pieces I couldn't even remember the one that's hurting so badly right now? Or is there a chance it can be mended back, and even if just put back together with a band aid the wound will start to heal? Is it worth the risk? To step over it and try to find a way to put it back together? Or should I stare at the broken piece until I let the rest of my heart understand exactly just what that means... The heart breaks in funny ways But I don't hear any laughter I don't hear anything at all...
jaimee-michelle
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35/F/American
Oct 9, 2016
Oct 9, 2016 at 10:38 PM UTC
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