Forever a Lie

Forever a Lie

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I still remember his scent that he would leave behind in my clothes. I still remember his hazel eyes that looked deep into my soul. I still remember the words he had said to me "you're my forever and always." But then I snapped into reality. Reality was that I had thought we were true to each other. I thought and thought about all the memories that were sealed into my brain. But no matter what I did those times wouldn't come back. There were gone and so was he. Nothing more I could do that would make him change. Nothing more to heal my shattered heart. Nothing more to actually convince me even more that "forever" really is a lie. Nothing more to make me feel better except for one thing, which was to beat him at his own game which is something I promised myself that I will accomplish even it means I'd to have die.
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Hoping to shake this human off once and for all, I twisted my body around rapidly with a plan to put my words into action. When I was on my way to push this man as deep into the floor as possible my body all of the sudden went rigid. When my body froze solid, so did my brain. It took me several seconds to get out of my trance and when I finally did, all that was running through my mind were two words. Those eyes. All of the feelings that I had been hiding for the last 160 years were now coming crashing down on me. They were literally shooting out from this human's eyes like fire. A fire that burned into my core.

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