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My first love taught me how to breathe again. She replaced all the nails in my throat with roses. Her favorite kind of flower. So that every breath I took was filled with a sweet aroma that reminded me of her. And when she left I choked on every last thorn in an attempt to swallow my sadness and forget the smell of roses. God, I hate roses. But I don’t hate her. I will love her until I learn to love myself again. Until I learn to breathe again. ~ My first love turned me into a walking garden and I’m still coughing up dead petals.
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Nov 20, 2018
Nov 20, 2018 at 10:44 AM UTC
First Love
My first love taught me how to breathe again. She replaced all the nails in my throat with roses. Her favorite kind of flower. So that every breath I took was filled with a sweet aroma that reminded me of her. And when she left I choked on every last thorn in an attempt to swallow my sadness and forget the smell of roses. God, I hate roses. But I don’t hate her. I will love her until I learn to love myself again. Until I learn to breathe again. ~ My first love turned me into a walking garden and I’m still coughing up dead petals.
I wrote this back in January. Hope you enjoy this new read. Yours Truly, D <3
iamadaijah
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Nov 20, 2018
Nov 20, 2018 at 10:44 AM UTC
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