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Two Sides Of Every Story
February 24, 2011
Hurt.
She was.
She felt it.
The pain was terrible.
Too terrible; she couldn't bear.
She wished it would just leave.
But it always came back to her.
Why did he have to leave so quickly?
He broke her heart and didn't even realize it.
All she ever wanted was him; he didn't even care.
He needed to be alone; needed a clean start.
Things were getting way too crazy to understand.
He loved her so much, he did.
But there was no where to turn.
He had to get out.
The words wouldn't come.
So he left.
With pain.
Alone.
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world-thru-words GOLD said...
on Mar. 14 2011 at 4:05 pm
Thanks so much (: This was actually an assignment I had in 8th grade and I just kept it. And I completely agree with the whole one-sided thing. Anyways, thanks so much!!
torya1107 said...
on Mar. 13 2011 at 3:50 pm
I really like that you told how both people felt. I keep finding that everything is so one-sided and they make the guys look like a heartless jerk or the girls look like a "female dog". Anyways, good job! I wouldnt change a thing. :)
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