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"To ruin," she cried. As her thoughts condensed and curdled like souring milk. "To giving up," she thought. As her mind twisted into the gnarled roots of ancient tree. "To death," she muttered. Speaking to the reflection of herself. As the pond's surface rippled with every stone she threw. Sending shivers through her chest, as she gasped, "Too late." And her eyes watched as up from a deadened log to a branch that snapped as upward and she wished she had said "I love you," before he flew away.
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May 24, 2018
May 24, 2018 at 12:51 AM UTC
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"To ruin," she cried. As her thoughts condensed and curdled like souring milk. "To giving up," she thought. As her mind twisted into the gnarled roots of ancient tree. "To death," she muttered. Speaking to the reflection of herself. As the pond's surface rippled with every stone she threw. Sending shivers through her chest, as she gasped, "Too late." And her eyes watched as up from a deadened log to a branch that snapped as upward and she wished she had said "I love you," before he flew away.
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May 24, 2018
May 24, 2018 at 12:51 AM UTC
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