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13 minutes ago
02:01
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“how can someone be your best friend if you never talk to them and how can i stay in your life if we never talk anymore and i swear to fucking christ that that isn’t my fault i have tried i have tried i have tried i have tried but it’s useless it is all useless"
it hurts to talk to you because of the difference between how things were and how things are now and it hurts a little more every second you don’t reply because i am second rate i am sorry and i think you should be sorry too
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2. |
subset
02:35
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is it all v a p i d ?
i love you and yet i remain unpersuaded
that this will last forever and ever and ever and ever and ever
and ever and ever even though it’s deep
and dark and we’ve “shared" something
of ourselves in this it could have
happened just as simply
with a new subset
but this is perfect, right guys?
death by association
to look into the future
to look into me and be able to say
"this isn’t arbitrary"
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3. |
so round, so
03:00
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my bones have lost weight for you
my license is clean for you
we make each other too nervous
it isn’t good for us
i had plans i never told you about
i told you not to worry
you get a gold star for the vigor
with which you agreed
i have changed so much
if unintentionally but i am glad
and if i was the least bit optimistic
i would say i’m getting better
my daydreams have come to naught
why don’t you love the moon as much as i do
i want to be the moon
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4. |
13 minutes ago (b)
02:18
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5. |
subset (b2)
03:32
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