He took the pieces of my broken heart and turned them into a mosaic for his own viewing pleasure.
Z. ELLIOTTPlease don’t make me feel special or worthy of your time If you’re just going to feed other girls those same sweet lines.
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I will rise like a phoenix from the ashes of the bridges I burned.
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Grief sits uncomfortably until it seeps under your skin, so you no longer feel weighed down by it but still feel its subtle presence.
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He disappeared like a ghost in the night but I kept looking for him in the shadows of the moonlight.
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The heaviness of world can often feel like we’re living in black and white, sometimes all we need is a splash of color to remind us of the good in life.
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Instead of adding fuel to the fire I had to learn how to walk away from the flames.
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Instead of pouring me the finest liquor, he filled my cup with false promises and sweet nothings.
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I can barely hold a melodic tune but I’ll still sing love songs all about you.
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My body tells all the secrets my mind likes to keep. Only those who are fluent in my language will know the words I long to speak.
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Ink pours like rain when I think about all the times you said my name, heartache just falls onto the page.
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Rejection is a hard pill to swallow but as soon as you get past the lump in your throat you’ll be able to breathe again.
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I was blinded by the desire to be wanted that I forgot how to love myself.
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I never thought the victim would be me yet there I was paralyzed and struggling to set myself free. It took every fibre in my being to walk away and let it be.
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I don’t need a doctor or a shaman to tell me how I feel, only I have the power to heal. I can mend my wounds into scars as a reminder of where I’ve been and how far I’ve come.
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I’m drawn to you like a moth to a flame, it’s no wonder I can’t resist every time you say my name.
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He and I were like water and oil, We could co-exist, but never quite mixed.
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