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 Oct 2014 yasmine
Dianne
I wanted to move on, too.
We both have been there, haven't we?
Got out hearts dropped, stomped on.
I know we're both afraid but
You know I know you see it, too.
Go on, don't be scared.
You get the gasoline,
I'll grab the matches.
Start the fire and
"All you there!
See us burn."
 Sep 2014 yasmine
Liz Hill
I kissed him today.
And a tiny part of me wished that it
would have been you.

Then I remembered that
your fingertips never wrote
novels down my spine
and your voice didn't
sing melodies into my chest.

You never understod
the stories written on my wall
and on my skin.

In that moment,
I realized that we were
a fairytale;
always trying to be something we never were.

But this with him...is real.
And sometimes, it seems,
the better stories are the ones
we write for ourselves.
 Sep 2014 yasmine
20something
I've been trying to write about you for hours,
hoping the words will flow naturally,
and finally it'll all make sense.
But the hours have become days
and the words never came
so I'm just as confused as when I began.
Excuse me sir, but
"Heartbreak" isn't metaphor
It's physical pain.
 Sep 2014 yasmine
Dany
flirting
 Sep 2014 yasmine
Dany
sleepless nights
and countless attempts
of flirting with death.
fear and loneliness
until the last breath.
 Sep 2014 yasmine
WickedHope
Breakdown.
Breakdown.
I can't breathe.
I need to bleed.
Clawing at myself.
Silently crying for help.
Running scared.
Avoid the stairs, the stares.
Hide in the elevator.
Doors are closing.
Need to be alone.
Walls are crumbling.
I am cold.

You catch the doors.
Slip in while they're open.
I try to leave.
You stop me.
You hold me close.
I stiffen with panic.
Strong arms around me.
You say it's okay now.
Pick up what is broken.
You are so warm.
Dear God darling, I miss you.
 Sep 2014 yasmine
cr
sometimes the navy hue
of 3 a.m. and the patter of
raindrops sinking  into
cracked concrete is enough
to console me into sleep. sometimes

it pains the bruises on
my heart slightly too
much that it aches to shut
my eyes; you always loved
the scent after rain, and i always
loved you.
 Sep 2014 yasmine
David Hall
a warm embrace, your smiling face
butterflies with your every touch
the thought had never crossed my mind
that I could ever want so much

I sit here now with only my dream
a dream of you on a peaceful night
a warm breeze brushing your soft brown hair
it tickling my face as I’m holding you tight

reality takes a darker hue
the longer and farther
I get from you

a painful reality
when I let myself wake
I realize the truth
and let my heart break
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