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Quoth the Raven... I found solace in those words, every day for the past year. PC, you have been my solace, my notebook, my home, and I can't bring myself to hide this in poetic confusion and metaphors. You, and everything that you are, are sinking into the void that holds only trolls and phrases that barely pass as poetry. Your colors are fading, no matter how fast a select few of us try to paint them back. God, I'm so sorry I couldn't do more. I poured my heart and soul into you, and yet it wasn't enough. Why couldn't I be enough? ... I know that's not fair. I know you hold so many beautiful people with beautiful minds. People who spin feelings into such perfect words, people who are slightly (or more so) insane but all the best people are. This was originally a goodbye letter. But honestly, I couldn't make myself do it. Sincerely, A girl who found a home in your insanity
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Apr 23, 2018
Apr 23, 2018 at 12:49 PM UTC
Dear Poets Corner
Quoth the Raven... I found solace in those words, every day for the past year. PC, you have been my solace, my notebook, my home, and I can't bring myself to hide this in poetic confusion and metaphors. You, and everything that you are, are sinking into the void that holds only trolls and phrases that barely pass as poetry. Your colors are fading, no matter how fast a select few of us try to paint them back. God, I'm so sorry I couldn't do more. I poured my heart and soul into you, and yet it wasn't enough. Why couldn't I be enough? ... I know that's not fair. I know you hold so many beautiful people with beautiful minds. People who spin feelings into such perfect words, people who are slightly (or more so) insane but all the best people are. This was originally a goodbye letter. But honestly, I couldn't make myself do it. Sincerely, A girl who found a home in your insanity
A letter to a favorite writing app of mine. ***
thepaintedside
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18/F/neverland
Apr 23, 2018
Apr 23, 2018 at 12:49 PM UTC
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