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I can finally say that I’m happy with the life that I’ve built for myself I can finally see a future that doesn’t scare the **** out of me One that I would be happy with But that doesn’t stop myself from thinking And dreaming And wondering And knowing That things could be different It was easier thinking you hated me Thinking that the ivy you planted in me was rotten from the ground up Turning each leaf brown as time passed But I forgot that ivy is resilient It doesn’t take much for it’s leaves to grow back With each leaf that grows inside of me I have to remind myself of why I must not tend to it Why I must ignore the ivy Because I did not care for my plant years ago Because I am bound to **** it again, eventually Because maybe if I pretend it’s not there, it’ll grow in an environment more deserving Because I can not stop staring at the dead leaves on the ground serving as my daily reminder that I am the cause of that
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Nov 28, 2023
Nov 28, 2023 at 8:03 PM UTC
Ivy
I can finally say that I’m happy with the life that I’ve built for myself I can finally see a future that doesn’t scare the **** out of me One that I would be happy with But that doesn’t stop myself from thinking And dreaming And wondering And knowing That things could be different It was easier thinking you hated me Thinking that the ivy you planted in me was rotten from the ground up Turning each leaf brown as time passed But I forgot that ivy is resilient It doesn’t take much for it’s leaves to grow back With each leaf that grows inside of me I have to remind myself of why I must not tend to it Why I must ignore the ivy Because I did not care for my plant years ago Because I am bound to **** it again, eventually Because maybe if I pretend it’s not there, it’ll grow in an environment more deserving Because I can not stop staring at the dead leaves on the ground serving as my daily reminder that I am the cause of that
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Nov 28, 2023
Nov 28, 2023 at 8:03 PM UTC
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