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The fluttering of her mind began to take hold again, this time not allowing the medicine to do what it was meant to.   His voice finally abandoned her head and the sound of his name no longer made her heart creep up into her throat. Each day began fresh leaving behind the waves that yesterday left. In turn this left him nowhere near the picture frame. Her eyes were glazed, letting the world claim her. She was no longer his… So who was she? The thought of remaking herself to be her own being, and not merely just one who lives in the shadow of whom she loved seemed to be forever daunting. She asked God if he could do it for her. He slammed the door in her face after taking notice of her soft pathetic plea. For it was not his job to recreate her.
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Jan 6, 2014
Jan 6, 2014 at 9:03 PM UTC
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The fluttering of her mind began to take hold again, this time not allowing the medicine to do what it was meant to.   His voice finally abandoned her head and the sound of his name no longer made her heart creep up into her throat. Each day began fresh leaving behind the waves that yesterday left. In turn this left him nowhere near the picture frame. Her eyes were glazed, letting the world claim her. She was no longer his… So who was she? The thought of remaking herself to be her own being, and not merely just one who lives in the shadow of whom she loved seemed to be forever daunting. She asked God if he could do it for her. He slammed the door in her face after taking notice of her soft pathetic plea. For it was not his job to recreate her.
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Jan 6, 2014
Jan 6, 2014 at 9:03 PM UTC
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