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Right before she broke my heart I said to her “You know, there is beauty to be found in gloom and despair. It's just a different type of beautiful” There is something beautiful in the pain we feel There is something magnificent in heartbreak And something glorious in grief There is beauty in the departure of beauty The absence is its own beautiful It leaves like a strong gust of wind through the moors Wiping away the color as it passes There is beauty in transition The realization as a woman's face drops When she hears the news of her husband's death You can see the color, and the hope flush out as she realizes this new reality There is beauty in the real There is no such thing as perfection To be the most perfect, there must be pain And all pain leads to love There is beauty in rebirth The tree that drops her seeds Not only to die But to grow a new beautiful Sprouting from the ashes of the destroyed hearts before it
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May 3, 2018
May 3, 2018 at 9:46 AM UTC
Beatiful
Right before she broke my heart I said to her “You know, there is beauty to be found in gloom and despair. It's just a different type of beautiful” There is something beautiful in the pain we feel There is something magnificent in heartbreak And something glorious in grief There is beauty in the departure of beauty The absence is its own beautiful It leaves like a strong gust of wind through the moors Wiping away the color as it passes There is beauty in transition The realization as a woman's face drops When she hears the news of her husband's death You can see the color, and the hope flush out as she realizes this new reality There is beauty in the real There is no such thing as perfection To be the most perfect, there must be pain And all pain leads to love There is beauty in rebirth The tree that drops her seeds Not only to die But to grow a new beautiful Sprouting from the ashes of the destroyed hearts before it
Pinkfluffylion
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17/Cisgender Female
May 3, 2018
May 3, 2018 at 9:46 AM UTC
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