gadistlena
February 28, 2011
she hates it, but I admire your guts
Respect,
gadistlena
empty your pockets now, put in whatever is mine
It's like strolling in a city that is rich with history and culture with your most amazing, most loyal companion. Only that they don't carry misery in their bags and pockets like you do. They stop to eat and you just watch.
They go inside a boutique, and you stand outside, watching them browsing and trying on clothes through the glass window. Then you wish, if only they had misery in their bags and pockets like you do, you can keep on strolling, enjoying the beautiful scenery of the city, together, without feeling left out.
Love,
gadistlena
They go inside a boutique, and you stand outside, watching them browsing and trying on clothes through the glass window. Then you wish, if only they had misery in their bags and pockets like you do, you can keep on strolling, enjoying the beautiful scenery of the city, together, without feeling left out.
Love,
gadistlena
February 27, 2011
and now, I am the one riding in the backseat
Last night, I watched you sleep. You were having those nightmares again. Oh darling, if I had the power to chase them away, I would. I reached for your hair, and for the first time, I touched you and blood drained out of my fingers. Then you stopped muttering. That put a smile on me; a confused smile of satisfaction and disgust. I love you, I whispered.
She is driving tonight. I'm cool with it. Since it is not her time to die, yet. Let her, let her.
Love,
gadistlena
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