Grunge

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I hated the feeling of you being there, your existence eating me from the inside out.
You were labeled as a grunge
A nobody
I was determined to show you were different, but in the good way.
I fell in love with you.
Your weird idea that the stars aligned
I loved how you laughed, how you would only laugh for me.
God your big smile, everytime we hugged it was like melting in blankets.
You were a grunge.
I didn't like you.
No one did.
How could I let myself fall for such an emotional monster?
I call you a grunge, because you were scum. Aesthetically pleasing, no good, worn out, pastel shoes. You reminded me of a child who laughed at another falling and skidding his knees.
A grunge.
Why were you labeled as that?
A psychomaniac, suicidal psychopath.
Your taste in music was loud and your hair was never combed. You were grunge.
Far from perfect.
Far from sober.
A grunge

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