Darkness watches me from every angle. My only friend. From its own place within the silence, it speaks to me in a strange way.
T.L. MARTINI felt it. I heard the snap of my heart tearing in half. It wasn’t a messy, dirty rip like I’d expected, but a smooth, clean line that knew just where to break to hurt me the most.
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Crawl inside this body, find me where I am most ruined – love me there.
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Heartache is my constant companion, and we’re perfect for one another. Two co-dependent peas in a pod. My past and my future.
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He’s just as fucked up as the rest of us. Some of us just wear our creep on our sleeves.
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The prince of darkness is a gentleman.
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This is good for you. Death is a thing of beauty, and it needs to be executed in such a way that does it justice.
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Pushing out a breath, I lean against the wall and slide to the floor. I sit beside her for as long as it takes. Listening until her sobs fade and the shower turns on.
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There’s nothing more dishonest than words.
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God, can he see what he’s doing to me.
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There’s a difference between loving someone as they are whole, and wanting to see all of their pieces. I’ve understood this for a while now, and I don’t fault anyone for it.
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Damaged people are dangerous. They know they can survive.
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Do not judge my story by the chapter you walked in on.
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All the hardest, coldest people you meet were once as soft as water. And that’s the tragedy of living.
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Instead of ignorance, I tasted what it might be like to finally be me. I didn’t give a show this time. I had no plan, no calculations. No scolding voice inside my head. For a little while, I was free.
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He was unhinged. Shameless. Everything wrong and everything right. And he held the key to my cage in his palm.
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I might have a fancy roof over my head and soap to wash away the dirt, but I’m still the same girl beneath. It’s important neither of us forget it.
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