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if silence was golden why is it then that—  when you’re quiet i think i might shatter  into pieces  turn into broken glasses, dusts— i might turn to fumes out of anxiety depression and regret  trying to recapture the moment in retrospect that maybe i have said something wrong did something unacceptable that i may not see how golden silence could be if the thoughts running in your head is how you’re going to end things with me we’re growing the distance and we thought it’s our freedom of explanation we do not realise that we are getting deeper in this mess that you’ve been growing more silent that i rather spit blood and accept all the jab than this silence mess me up this separation this time and space between us brought us to some revelation that you chose not to discuss i rather be black and blue  than accept that you withdrew so how can silence be golden if anything hurts less than being quiet?
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 10:47 AM UTC
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if silence was golden why is it then that—  when you’re quiet i think i might shatter  into pieces  turn into broken glasses, dusts— i might turn to fumes out of anxiety depression and regret  trying to recapture the moment in retrospect that maybe i have said something wrong did something unacceptable that i may not see how golden silence could be if the thoughts running in your head is how you’re going to end things with me we’re growing the distance and we thought it’s our freedom of explanation we do not realise that we are getting deeper in this mess that you’ve been growing more silent that i rather spit blood and accept all the jab than this silence mess me up this separation this time and space between us brought us to some revelation that you chose not to discuss i rather be black and blue  than accept that you withdrew so how can silence be golden if anything hurts less than being quiet?
This is an old piece back in 2014
mylacette
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 10:47 AM UTC
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