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I poured gasoline on my person of the past, i said sorry and watched the flames eviscerate her to ash. I didnt shed a single tear, i laughed in the face of her greatest fear. Then, i pulled up a chair, whislting... i toasted a marshmallow that smelled as sweet as the burning skin which filled the air. Within the last dying flames from the fire, i soon found out the person id killed had so much to admire. But by then it was much too late, i couldnt let her last be filled with hate. So i gathered her ash so charcoal black, i opened the soil and planted her with awe then, i stepped aback. A tree she became right before my eyes, and with that... i knealt down broken, i knew she felt me apologize!
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Aug 18, 2020
Aug 18, 2020 at 1:54 PM UTC
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I poured gasoline on my person of the past, i said sorry and watched the flames eviscerate her to ash. I didnt shed a single tear, i laughed in the face of her greatest fear. Then, i pulled up a chair, whislting... i toasted a marshmallow that smelled as sweet as the burning skin which filled the air. Within the last dying flames from the fire, i soon found out the person id killed had so much to admire. But by then it was much too late, i couldnt let her last be filled with hate. So i gathered her ash so charcoal black, i opened the soil and planted her with awe then, i stepped aback. A tree she became right before my eyes, and with that... i knealt down broken, i knew she felt me apologize!
Saying goodbye to my broken inner child
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Aug 18, 2020
Aug 18, 2020 at 1:54 PM UTC
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