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Stereotypical

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Reads 116
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Parts 14
Time 10m

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drabbles letters love nonfiction random spilledink spokenword unspokenwords

This is a collection of random poems/letters that I'll probably never get to say aloud.All Rights Reserved

drabbles letters love nonfiction random spilledink spokenword unspokenwords

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ALMOST HERS

LOVING HER WAS NEVER PART OF THE PLAN But they say the heart wants what it cannot have. It starts as a fleeting thought, a quiet admiration, and before you know it, you're caught in a whirlwind of emotions you can't explain. This is a story of unspoken feelings, of longing that stretches across an invisible line-too close, yet never close enough. What do you do when the one thing you want is the one thing you can never have? Some loves aren't meant to be, but they still leave their mark.