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today you asked me if i had a lighter sorry, not in this jacket i was never able to get you to let go of your cigarettes you tried though, you got to 52 days! (or 54) but that's fine, it's just a bad habit i understand but me i don't know if i should consider these bad habits not bad unless i act on them whenever i see you i want to run into your arms i want to kiss you, i want to make you smile, laugh but i can't *i quit those habits, you made me quit* we caught the same bus on the way to school you sat right in front of me started fixing your hat... no, let me do it i wanted so bad to reach out and fix it for you, i know i couldn't. i had to keep my fingers busy so i wouldn't reach out and help tears came to my eyes, i wanted so badly to help, but you don't want me then there was your hood! lopsided, wrinkled, it wasn't right i had to fix it, i didn't these habits, i have to quit we were in class you sat in front of me again then moved beside a friend i turned around i looked at your hair oh no, i had to fix it it was so messy so... weird so... different so long let me fix it i can't give it up these habits came along 11 months ago how do i quit something like this how do i quit showing my love soon enough maybe someone will come along and catch the same habits buttoning your jackets, shirts, pants, fixing your hair, fixing your hood, hats, fixing your trucks on your skateboard, fixing your rough hands, fixing your nasty elbows, massaging you, someone will fix you. i couldn't fix you as much as i tried, i can't fix myself either. but that's what was good about us, we were both messy and broken and we still kept on loving each other then you left
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 3:12 PM UTC
habits
today you asked me if i had a lighter sorry, not in this jacket i was never able to get you to let go of your cigarettes you tried though, you got to 52 days! (or 54) but that's fine, it's just a bad habit i understand but me i don't know if i should consider these bad habits not bad unless i act on them whenever i see you i want to run into your arms i want to kiss you, i want to make you smile, laugh but i can't *i quit those habits, you made me quit* we caught the same bus on the way to school you sat right in front of me started fixing your hat... no, let me do it i wanted so bad to reach out and fix it for you, i know i couldn't. i had to keep my fingers busy so i wouldn't reach out and help tears came to my eyes, i wanted so badly to help, but you don't want me then there was your hood! lopsided, wrinkled, it wasn't right i had to fix it, i didn't these habits, i have to quit we were in class you sat in front of me again then moved beside a friend i turned around i looked at your hair oh no, i had to fix it it was so messy so... weird so... different so long let me fix it i can't give it up these habits came along 11 months ago how do i quit something like this how do i quit showing my love soon enough maybe someone will come along and catch the same habits buttoning your jackets, shirts, pants, fixing your hair, fixing your hood, hats, fixing your trucks on your skateboard, fixing your rough hands, fixing your nasty elbows, massaging you, someone will fix you. i couldn't fix you as much as i tried, i can't fix myself either. but that's what was good about us, we were both messy and broken and we still kept on loving each other then you left
i keep on reminding myself that if i love him, i'll let him go and sadly i am. with the wrinkly hat, the lopsided hood, and the messy hair i'm letting go no more hugs, they've been reduced to high fives are we in grade 5? it's okay as long as i get to see you in seven months i might never see you again sigh
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 3:12 PM UTC
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