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#4 | Heartbreak in Hatfield I had you constantly coming down a few minutes after breaking down. In the presence of clumsy hands, fragile hearts break like porcelain does. It is summer time somewhere but it is currently autumn right here in Pretoria. Sometimes I wish that you’d never ask about my love life because I could never love or be loved right. Love is the highest vibration and that’s why I always feel tremors every time I step out of my comfort zone. You remind me of the month of August, you always remind me of the calmness of the colour blue. Like a painter admiring the presence of his exquisite muse, I can’t stop looking at every colour of you. Love is the highest vibration and that’s why I always feel tremors every time I step out of my comfort zone. We cannot survive in the world with all these secrets that we have if all that we have is a lie. Love is the result of all the vibrations of tremors that shook a long time ago.
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Jun 13, 2018
Jun 13, 2018 at 7:35 AM UTC
Vibrations of Tremors
#4 | Heartbreak in Hatfield I had you constantly coming down a few minutes after breaking down. In the presence of clumsy hands, fragile hearts break like porcelain does. It is summer time somewhere but it is currently autumn right here in Pretoria. Sometimes I wish that you’d never ask about my love life because I could never love or be loved right. Love is the highest vibration and that’s why I always feel tremors every time I step out of my comfort zone. You remind me of the month of August, you always remind me of the calmness of the colour blue. Like a painter admiring the presence of his exquisite muse, I can’t stop looking at every colour of you. Love is the highest vibration and that’s why I always feel tremors every time I step out of my comfort zone. We cannot survive in the world with all these secrets that we have if all that we have is a lie. Love is the result of all the vibrations of tremors that shook a long time ago.
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30/M/South Africa
Jun 13, 2018
Jun 13, 2018 at 7:35 AM UTC
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