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A creeping sense of dread seeped in, as I realized there was a traitor in my midst. A double agent at it again, striking mercilessly with an iron fist. I thought all was as it should be, shoved my heart in a barred cell, and set my body free, but oh how quickly my defenses fell. How could I have been so naive, to mistake lust and love for oil and water, as once entwined they are impossible to cleve, inseparable indistinguishable fodder. Once I realized my own betrayal, panic dug its twisted roots deep, and only then did I truly fail, as I fled the state of infatuation a frazzled heap. It was then that  I noticed in my haste to flee, I tore my heart in two, and whether it can be mended I have yet to see.
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Oct 1, 2018
Oct 1, 2018 at 1:27 AM UTC
My own worst enemy
A creeping sense of dread seeped in, as I realized there was a traitor in my midst. A double agent at it again, striking mercilessly with an iron fist. I thought all was as it should be, shoved my heart in a barred cell, and set my body free, but oh how quickly my defenses fell. How could I have been so naive, to mistake lust and love for oil and water, as once entwined they are impossible to cleve, inseparable indistinguishable fodder. Once I realized my own betrayal, panic dug its twisted roots deep, and only then did I truly fail, as I fled the state of infatuation a frazzled heap. It was then that  I noticed in my haste to flee, I tore my heart in two, and whether it can be mended I have yet to see.
Anna2000
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19/F/American
Oct 1, 2018
Oct 1, 2018 at 1:27 AM UTC
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