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I never wanted to cling to every word you said to me as if it were your last. I never wanted to know the way your hair curved above your forehead like a wave about to crash, or how I imagined running my hands through its soft currents. I never wanted to get lost in the depths of your eyes because I knew each chestnut oasis was a portal to your vulnerability, and that would destroy me. I never wanted to remember of the way you beamed with a smile bright enough to evaporate pouring rain in a thunderstorm. I never wanted to touch your skin so I could feel the pulse that reminded me of your humanity. I never wanted to discover that the calm of your voice was the only thing I searched for in a crowded room. I never wanted to realize you were the only one who understood every scar within my soul. I never wanted to walk together until we faded into a landscape we couldn’t wait to paint together. I never wanted to love you;   but here I am.
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 6:45 AM UTC
I never wanted to love you.
I never wanted to cling to every word you said to me as if it were your last. I never wanted to know the way your hair curved above your forehead like a wave about to crash, or how I imagined running my hands through its soft currents. I never wanted to get lost in the depths of your eyes because I knew each chestnut oasis was a portal to your vulnerability, and that would destroy me. I never wanted to remember of the way you beamed with a smile bright enough to evaporate pouring rain in a thunderstorm. I never wanted to touch your skin so I could feel the pulse that reminded me of your humanity. I never wanted to discover that the calm of your voice was the only thing I searched for in a crowded room. I never wanted to realize you were the only one who understood every scar within my soul. I never wanted to walk together until we faded into a landscape we couldn’t wait to paint together. I never wanted to love you;   but here I am.
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 6:45 AM UTC
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