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I keep making art out of his mistakes.

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She spends an eternity as shelter for men who curse her when the storm passes.
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Love is more thicker than forget.
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These hands keep a score of everything.
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Sometimes I open my mouth and my mother comes out.
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Deep Mom Myself Open Time
We romanticize trauma so much that we have stopped trying to prevent it and started smiling at all the scars it leaves.
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Alone is the safest I have ever felt.
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Alone Feeling Myself Safety
I am just a bunch of bad decisions glued together.
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Decision Myself Togetherness
Can we just pretend we are wanted?
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Act Need Pretend
So sick of us calling this ugly feeling grief.
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Feeling Grief Sick Ugly
Her body is a undiscovered country and she is afraid that someone will colonize it and expect her to thank them for the wreckage.
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Afraid Body Country Discover Expectation Herself Thankful Wreckage
I am tired of only being loved in theory.
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Love Myself Theory Tired
The last person I adored made me cry and then tenderly wiped the tears off my face. It was the only lesson that taught me; you can love someone and still do horrible, cruel things to them.
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You are something I am trying to love; Not something I am trying to survive.
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Love Relationship Survive Try Yourself
All I have are the memories and all they do is haunt me.
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Break Up Haunt Memories Myself Relationship
I wish I was as good at love as I am at falling apart.
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Fall Goodness Love Myself
When a black girl dies; the last thing to decompose is her heart.
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