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I have grown accustomed to a certain way of existing. because you have somehow sprouted around my weary heart like lush ivy. twisting, turning, intertwining, knotting yourself up into even the most solitary of shadows. and gripping on so tightly, that sometimes I remember it's the reason why it gets so hard to breathe when I think of you. and you no longer are separate from myself. you have grown onto me in a way no one ever has before. you hold such a powerful grip over the feebleness that has aged on the edges of my soul. and it doesn't matter if you want me or not, for I have grown an unlikely habit of holding you in my heart. and I am not accustomed to letting you go Because separating even an inch of you away from me could cause a mental breakdown. I am not accustomed to loving anyone else. you have become my whole reason to live, and I am irrevocably in love with you, Only you you are a habit I just can't let go of
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Jun 15, 2018
Jun 15, 2018 at 5:39 PM UTC
Habits
I have grown accustomed to a certain way of existing. because you have somehow sprouted around my weary heart like lush ivy. twisting, turning, intertwining, knotting yourself up into even the most solitary of shadows. and gripping on so tightly, that sometimes I remember it's the reason why it gets so hard to breathe when I think of you. and you no longer are separate from myself. you have grown onto me in a way no one ever has before. you hold such a powerful grip over the feebleness that has aged on the edges of my soul. and it doesn't matter if you want me or not, for I have grown an unlikely habit of holding you in my heart. and I am not accustomed to letting you go Because separating even an inch of you away from me could cause a mental breakdown. I am not accustomed to loving anyone else. you have become my whole reason to live, and I am irrevocably in love with you, Only you you are a habit I just can't let go of
LexiJ
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Jun 15, 2018
Jun 15, 2018 at 5:39 PM UTC
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