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there was something about heartbreak that just aged her physically, it showed in the creases in the corner of her eyes — smile lines and sometimes, she would look at the back of her hand and see unfamiliar veins, small splatters of freckles, and wrinkles that were never there before emotionally, she felt the retardation of her responses to emotional stimuli her laughter to a joke lagged, the tears came late, sometimes they never came at all but she felt it most spiritually, suddenly came the realization and the feeling of her seven past lives weighing her own soul down who knew it would take one heartbreak to unearth the pain of past love? lifting many years’ worth of heartbreak and hurt in every thing she did, she grew so tired that at night, instead of resisting sleep paralysis, she’d have evening tea with the sleep demon, cackling loudly at the gossip exchanged
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Jan 21, 2019
Jan 21, 2019 at 11:14 AM UTC
making friends past 3 in the morning
there was something about heartbreak that just aged her physically, it showed in the creases in the corner of her eyes — smile lines and sometimes, she would look at the back of her hand and see unfamiliar veins, small splatters of freckles, and wrinkles that were never there before emotionally, she felt the retardation of her responses to emotional stimuli her laughter to a joke lagged, the tears came late, sometimes they never came at all but she felt it most spiritually, suddenly came the realization and the feeling of her seven past lives weighing her own soul down who knew it would take one heartbreak to unearth the pain of past love? lifting many years’ worth of heartbreak and hurt in every thing she did, she grew so tired that at night, instead of resisting sleep paralysis, she’d have evening tea with the sleep demon, cackling loudly at the gossip exchanged
(wrote this at 4 am as i drank my third cup of sleepy time tea, still sleepless)
vailjoven
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Jan 21, 2019
Jan 21, 2019 at 11:14 AM UTC
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