They say what is lost can always be found in the last place you look but I wouldn’t be so sure that you’ll ever see this version of me again.
AIMEE C. HOVEYHow disheartening and yet a kind of relief that you too turned out to be just like all the rest. How freeing it is to watch the sun rise and set without you.
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I still hold hollow hopes for the day, my heart keeps it beat whenever I hear your name.
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Honesty, I don’t know how to love you less. Let alone not at all. I try my absolute best some days but this just makes me miss you more.
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Nothing cuts deeper than being made a fucking fool at a time you’re already so vulnerable.
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Words lit low on kerosene pages, familiar comforts like asphyxiation.
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Romeo and Juliet have nothing on this story, all the places we will go, or down in drumroll glory.
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A long time ago I came to realize that no matter where I am no distance I could go can ever make my heart forget you’ve made a home inside my soul.
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Some things change and some things never will. A night spent with an old friend, my heart is full.
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And you, you’ll always be the most brilliant mystery a masterpiece of october midnight hauntings my best dressed trauma at the evening masquerade.
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Tomorrow will be the reminder that its all just a blur of oasis and vodka.
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There’s a destitute side, a breakdown in me. My subversive pursuit to finally be free.
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Life won’t wait but you and I? we’re gonna live forever.
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How is it possible that only you can stop time when I meet your eyes of green gunshot fire.
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I meant every word I said. And I hate that it would mean so much to me, to know that I cross your mind occasionally.
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And didn’t I used to say “live fast, die young” right up until it was your last day too soon, with me under the sun.
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A hello from you can still bring me to my knees, set me free. More than any goodbye ever could.
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