And in the end-you didn’t deserve my thoughts or my ink.
M.K. STANDBYDon’t give your heart to a poet – we see stories in a sentence and haunt you with our ink.
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The bond of friendship as tight as any lover – where shoulders carry shared burden, a devotion unmatched by any other.
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It started the way it always does. A broken heart, and a blank page.
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Don’t give your heart to a poet – we see stories in a sentence and haunt you with our ink.
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In the end it’s all the same – the hearty fire or the damp earth. I pray I’m not alone.
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And in the end when the money is gone – will you still stay it was worth it.
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A dishonor greater than any affair, is that of a friend who never was.
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Maybe this time I choose ignorance, because giving began to feel like losing – repairing a house from rubble, and making sandcastles with the ash.
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It spills from my fingers faster than ink can flow – feelings too strong to contain, emotions that demand to be felt.
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I read that good things take time – but one look at him, and I knew I could never love someone more.
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Your kisses fell on me like sand through an hourglass – a thousand tiny moments, for an eternity of stillness.
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What use is sleep, when reality is more beautiful than my dreams could ever muster?
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14 days, but I can’t change my sheets. Your scents still marks my pillow – and its all that I have left.
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My throat burns with the words left unspoken, air hangs still and silence hides the words you long to hear – stay.
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Leaves dance on twisted arms, swaying on the breeze as though choreographed by unseen hands. Even the faithless could find themselves converts, by the smell of dampened earth and its blossoming rose.
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I’m scared of mediocrity, of scribing my soul on fading pages, each destined to the fate that met those before it – gently laid to rest in a growing pile of unwanted words.
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