I hope someday you will find me and remember what I once meant to you.
LANG LEAVSome Time Out The time may not be prime for us, though you are a special person. We may be just two different clocks, that do not tock, in unison.
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The ache will always be there, but the intensity will fade, and you’ll find other beautiful things to fill your days with.
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And I told him, if I am so hard to love, then let me run wild.
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Strange how it mattered so much, when now it matters so little.
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I used to think I couldn’t go a day without your smile. Without telling you things and hearing your voice back.
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I saw love in your smile and I recognized it for the first time in my life. But you had a plane to catch and I was already home.
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How do I thank my mother for giving me the life she desperately wanted to give herself.
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How many people have we known all our lives and never once loved. How many people have we loved and never known.
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The memory of you is fading, a little at a time, and I can feel myself forgetting.
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Like time suspended, a wound unmended – you and I. We had no ending, no said goodbye; For all my life, I’ll wonder why.
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When you lose a person, a whole universe goes along with them.
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It is the mark of a great poet to write words that feel as though they have stood witness to your most intimate memory of love.
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I’m the one having to pander to you. I’m sick of being the one doing all the chasing. I’m not asking you to make me a priority – I know you’ve got a lot going on. But at least meet me halfway.
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The greatest heartache comes from loving another soul, they said, beyond reason, beyond doubt, with no hope of salvation.
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I had no way of knowing, when I was sitting alone in that tiny bedroom, that in just a few short months, I would meet the love of my life: a man who lived across the ocean from me, in a little house by the sea.
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I look for you, the way I was taught to look both ways when crossing the road. Uptight and wary, bracing myself for something I know could break me.
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