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romance 2 min read 638 views Oct 18, 2016

Thank you!

Thank you! I might be what your heart yearns for. Word? Well I'll let you tell it. You might be what my mind craves. Shying away from the truth. We were both a little nervous. We were both hurting I'll admit it, it's true. Telling lies to keep from hurting once again. Truth is we were meant to be. It felt like something from right out of a movie. Something constructed from up above. We started out as just friends. Close but not too close. I was buying my time. You were trying to kick game. To me? You know me better than that. Open up your heart and I'll give you mine. My heart was still broken, torn shattered in a million pieces. Held together, bound by tape and an empty wine glass or two. You saw the pain in my hidden tears. I wept deep inside, my heart will never be the same is what I told myself. Again buying more time. Again and again finding clever ways of masking the pain, patching it like a worn civil war quilt. It was oozing at the seems with regurgitated blood. You see even it was scared to pump until you took my hand. You guided me through the most beautiful things in this life, this one and the next. You made me forget, and even showed me how to forgive my ex. So this is my letter to you just a few words to simply say that I thank you. You opened up my eyes. Before I was blind to true love. I no longer runaway, instead I run towards it. I appreciate it. I truly do, thank you. Thank you! 😚

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