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He loved deeply. You loved carefully. He gave his all. You gave your most. There’s a side of you you’ve never shown. It’s for your protection. Last night he read your letter. You never wanted him to find out this way. He has been missing for 3 days. No one has heard a word from him. You miss him.
Write a story or poem based on the above prompt
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He knew who you were but you held onto hope you were worth loving. Is he really missing or is he hiding? How many times will you stand to be abandoned? He isn’t missing and you know that but to run would be cowardly so he chose to disappear to you, everyone else playing the charade, your world isn’t real but maybe you will wake up someday from this dream; from this second life. People call you cra...
deserves better. I’ll explain, he doesn’t know about my life he doesn’t deserve to get involved, i love him but never fully showed it for his sake. I was 7 when my mom was having her second baby, my little sister gracie. it was a home birth, they pulled my father out of the room where my mothers screamed, i sat around the corner waiting. i heard them gravely say only one would survive. My father g...
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