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The Memory of You
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Ongoing, First published Jan 31, 2016
The last thing I remember of him is his smile. It was bigger than should be possible. Brighter than the sun on a summer's day. It shone as leaves fell, surrounding us in a swirl of amber. Fall was brought to life as summer took off in an unknown direction. I couldn't even begin to explain what winter brought in its frigid hands. The heartache was long past me in my age, but there still remains a small throb when I reflect on what I had lost that wretched day. I will always regret what I failed to do, and though the memory of it ails me, I could never wish to forget the memory of you.
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31 parts Ongoing Mature

I was enduring a feeling which I determined to never let happen, I was feeling suffocated in the web of something unexplainable, I was getting lost for the beauty of heart not knowing how to take care of it. I was longing for something too fragile, gentle, delicate knowing that it can get broken by being with me. "He was my safe place without me realizing it... he was my savior even before i met him, he was the person i dreamt about without recognizing it, he was the love in a heart where there was no hope of any emotion, he became my only family making me remember the love i lost with my parents." I wanted to keep her in my world, hoping our combined colors would blend into a beautiful sky filled with stars, a moon, and endless happy moments shared between us. She felt like my destination, a place where my mind could finally be at peace, free of thought. In a world where I felt defined by my parents' expectations, she felt like my own reality.