Forgotten

Forgotten

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I looked up at the stars and right then and there I knew that I needed him. I needed him so damn much, but I couldn't have him. I needed him like the grass below me needed water. I needed him like the stars in the sky needed gravity. He was so far out there. He was so far gone. I lost him while I was losing myself.
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