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January 31, 2014

When I saw you for the first time,all that I could see was the future that we could someday build...

When I saw you
for the first time,
all that I could
see was the
future that we
could someday
build together.
A future that we
both wanted
so badly.


But when I saw you
for the last time,
all I could see
was our past
and just how much
time we both wasted
wanting our love
to be as real
as we always
imagined.

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Published on January 31, 2014 19:25

January 30, 2014

I really want to go back to the night where we smoked cigarettes with the windows up and listened to...

I really want to go back to the night where we smoked cigarettes with the windows up and listened to the smiths as we were driving to another city at 2 a.m.

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Published on January 30, 2014 17:33

"I will romanticize my loneliness
because that’s the only way
that it will ever seem bearable
to me..."

I will romanticize my loneliness

because that’s the only way

that it will ever seem bearable

to me when I am by myself

in a world that I will never

seem to belong to or in.

So when did wanting someone

to love you for who you are

become something that we

took as a sign of weakness?

I know that I am not weak

because of the dedication

that I have invested into her.





I don’t need her because I am

broken. I need her because

everything feels misshapen

without her here to clear the air.

If I want to tell her in a poetic

tone that all I have ever

wanted was just inside

of her skin, I should be able

to tell her without feeling

as if I am breaking the rules,

or that I am destroying

everything that everyone

took the time to put together.





But I didn’t know that

needing someone who

makes you want to be

a better person was something

of a bad thing. And I didn’t

know that putting all of your

hopes and desires into

someone who radiates

with the feeling of tenderness

would be something

that would be considered

dependent and pathetic.



- "Stop telling me what I can and can’t do," - Colleen Brown
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Published on January 30, 2014 15:54

"I will romanticize my loneliness
because that’s the only way
that it will ever seem..."

I will romanticize my loneliness

because that’s the only way

that it will ever seem bearable

to me when I am by myself

in a world that I will never

seem to belong to or in.

So when did wanting someone

to love you for who you are

become something that we

took as a sign of weakness?

I know that I am not weak

because of the dedication

that I have invested into her.





I don’t need her because I am

broken. I need her because

everything feels misshapen

without her here to clear the air.

If I want to tell her in a poetic

tone that all I have ever

wanted was just inside

of her skin, I should be able

to tell her without feeling

as if I am breaking the rules,

or that I am destroying

everything that everyone

took the time to put together.





But I didn’t know that

needing someone who

makes you want to be

a better person was something

of a bad thing. And I didn’t

know that putting all of your

hopes and desires into

someone who radiates

with the feeling of tenderness

would be something

that would be considered

dependent and pathetic.



- "Stop telling me what I can and can’t do," - Colleen Brown
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Published on January 30, 2014 15:54

You are not my only sourceof happiness, and you are notthe only person who is able toblind me with...

You are not my only source
of happiness, and you are not
the only person who is able to
blind me with the light of love.
I wish you wouldn’t think
that you are the only reason
that I am still here. Or the
only reason that I am still fighting.
You may have helped me
through a lot, but that doesn’t
mean that you have helped me
through it all.

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Published on January 30, 2014 15:49

Small reminders to remind youthat it’s going to be okay.




Small reminders to remind you
that it’s going to be okay.


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Published on January 30, 2014 15:08

January 29, 2014

The tables have turned, and now you are the one with a knife to your wrists, begging me to...

The tables have turned,
and now you are the one
with a knife to your wrists,
begging me to reconsider.
But I’m not going to
change my mind, and
I am not going to love you
just because you said
that it’s either me or the end.
I will never surrender to you.
Even if that means losing
you to your own selfish mind.

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Published on January 29, 2014 17:15

It’s hard to say
that I love you,
when I don’t even
know what I want.

It’s hard to say

that I love you,

when I don’t even

know what I want.

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Published on January 29, 2014 17:13

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