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tell me, boy, when did you begin to notice the Stars falling from my eyes? you always told me how bright I was... surely, you must've seen the light going out. was it the night I sobbed into your chest, and told you that some nights I feel so cold and alone even while someone I love sleeps soundly beside me? the night I told you that I am not a good person and you would be better off without me? you never believed me because I buried my secrets so deep, but **** if you knew... boy, you would have ran before I had the chance to convince you to stay. or maybe it was the night I told you that maybe, just maybe, there is no forever in our future? I bared my soul and was met with resentment and resistance. we both cried that night. you told me there was no one else, and that you couldn't picture a life without me in it. snd I cried because I could not say the same, and I did not know why. slowly, you faded from my future - I could no longer see you in the life I envisioned for myself. no, but surely it had to be the night I left in tears, in search of answers to questions I couldn't quite understand. I almost found them six feet underground... I was saved, but not by you. once again, I saved myself because I learned my lesson before... you can't expect the answers you seek on the journey toward your Self to roll off the tongue of another.
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Apr 25, 2017
Apr 25, 2017 at 1:56 AM UTC
falling stars.
tell me, boy, when did you begin to notice the Stars falling from my eyes? you always told me how bright I was... surely, you must've seen the light going out. was it the night I sobbed into your chest, and told you that some nights I feel so cold and alone even while someone I love sleeps soundly beside me? the night I told you that I am not a good person and you would be better off without me? you never believed me because I buried my secrets so deep, but **** if you knew... boy, you would have ran before I had the chance to convince you to stay. or maybe it was the night I told you that maybe, just maybe, there is no forever in our future? I bared my soul and was met with resentment and resistance. we both cried that night. you told me there was no one else, and that you couldn't picture a life without me in it. snd I cried because I could not say the same, and I did not know why. slowly, you faded from my future - I could no longer see you in the life I envisioned for myself. no, but surely it had to be the night I left in tears, in search of answers to questions I couldn't quite understand. I almost found them six feet underground... I was saved, but not by you. once again, I saved myself because I learned my lesson before... you can't expect the answers you seek on the journey toward your Self to roll off the tongue of another.
Wrote this a little less than a year ago, but I've been thinking about posting it for while now so.
rlynnn
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Apr 25, 2017
Apr 25, 2017 at 1:56 AM UTC
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