Just Simply, Them

Just Simply, Them

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Jan 31, 2023
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Romance
in which a boy is in love with a girl who is not with him. in which a boy goes through the bright blue skies of moving on. in which a girl goes through the dark black trenches of falling in love. in which a boy travels down the new and brightly lit streets of love once more. in which a girl walks down the broken and dim dirt roads of heartbreak. in which we find that any ending can be one of a fairytale, if looked at with the right mindset. in which we begin to understand that a fairytale is not about finding true love--not completely anyway--but rather about finding happiness. in which there is not a happy ending, yet there is, too. in which we find life and love are confusing, but also the very simplest things of our nature. in which there is a story of, just simply, them.
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