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15.05.15.

He sleeps now, and it is quiet.

He took distance from me, his body on the whole other side, keeping ahold on the edge,

and along that,

the mental distance that was slowly

formed

between us got worse

and worse.

He was mad

but kept it still

and I got that, I understood because of my major idiotic actions,

but he has to communicate

he has to talk, little thing.

Like this, he will stay with himself and he will

boil up until another rant comes

and then, then everything spills and he'll be sad about that happening all at once.

I'll have to approach him, somehow.

Slowly, steady, until I get him to open up his fragile heart

or until he does himself.

Greetings,

H.T.

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