Promise me you will not spend so much time treading water and trying to keep your head above the waves that you forget, truly forget, how much you have always loved to swim.
TYLER KNOTT GREGSONJust keep waking up, dragging yourself out of bed. It will get better.
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I care not about lost firsts, but I will fight, knuckles bloody and teeth sharpened, for your lasts.
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Find my hand in the darkness and if we cannot find the light, we will always make our own.
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To live an honest, simple life, filled with creativity, joy, compassion, and a deeper, richer appreciation for the world around us.
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And you loved me like I was, and had always been, the answer and the question did not, and would never, matter.
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The morning coffee reminds me of your waking I stir to find you.
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I’ll never ask you to be anything other than exactly you.
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Don’t ever tell me I’m broken if you will not be the glue, and please don’t point out the fractures if that’s all you’re allowed to do.
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I am so tired of waking to the blank canvas of morning and realizing it won’t be painted with you.
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Oh what we could be if we stopped carrying the remains of who we were.
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You have never had to steal my breath, or take it away, somehow you have always managed to convince me to hand it over freely.
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Because of you I can feel myself slowly but surely becoming the me I have always dreamed of being.
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Press your ear to my chest and listen where a heartbeat should sing you will hear the melancholy songs of tired whales.
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We too can rise up, We too can float like lanterns To a better place.
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I would be lying if I said there were not times that I am an earthquake contained inside this skin.
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Are they beautiful? The lines left from suffering, Scars of emptiness.
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