Do you ever wish things could go back to how it used to? You're yearning for the old feeling that used to soothe you but heart breaks don't show the pain like bruises do.
It's weird cause I fell for what was so quickly, couldn't stand the cold when your heart got chilly.
Our chapter may be over but our stories continue; same relationshits, just different issues.
You're okay though because you always seem to be and I'll suffer in silence because that's me.
Somehow without warning something outed our spark, now we're standing in silence in the dark.
Difficult situations may turn into beautiful destinations but I think we drove each other too far.
See we're in hell now burning slowly with the devils cigars.
Even in the same place were thousands of miles apart.
Apparently nothing is more invisible than a broken heart.
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Molly đź’”Poppin
just a sad girl in a sad world
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I remember so vividly when he turned away and walked away with the wind, I felt heartbroken. I know you can't actually feel heartbroken but have you ever been so sad that your chest physically starts to hurt? You can feel yourself trying to hold back tears but eventually they just start rolling down your cheek like the water after the wave crashes onto the rocks. Am I supposed to just roll back into feeling fine again? Just like I never crashed? I always think back to his red shirt, as he continued to walk down the path, Little did he know that as he was walking out of my sight, he was also walking out of my life forever.
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