I lost so much of myself, when I lost them both. I learnt how to be strong on my own and for everyone else.
AIMEE C. HOVEYLife won’t wait but you and I? we’re gonna live forever.
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You’ll be what keeps me awake at night. Ignescent in the dark and impossibly my happiness.
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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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She’s never seemed fragile, or weak. No. Never. Not to me. Her strength, is viking. Her bravery. Her wild. And at night, Helena, she sleeps. With the wolves lovingly at her feet.
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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.
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There’s a destitute side, a breakdown in me. My subversive pursuit to finally be free.
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I guess that’s the thing with forever you only get it once. So when you find yours in someone there’s not a thing you can do to forget and nobody else could ever come close.
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Maybe the way you seem to feel safe with your arms in mine means I’m not all broken maybe there’s something good inside.
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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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There’s a sincerely bittersweet truth in the way neither of us deserve me loving you.
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Time might only tell if this will be comfort or a curse.
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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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What an absolute waste land loving you has become. Such a shame, to let it be any less.
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Lately, none of what seems to matter when I’m holding you and maybe, baby, we’re getting better.
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Put the memories away keep them safe especially the good (they cause the most pain)
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All those questions that I was too afraid to ask? In the end I lay down cold welcoming the answers to tear me in half.
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