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  2. 1. my age doesn’t matter,
    but I am old enough to drive, vote, and fall in love.
    I am old enough to have a job, go to at least two other countries, and know what it means to lay in bed
    night after night after night
    after night
    because I know the depth of the word
    goodbye

    2. my name doesn’t matter,
    but I am told that it means worthy of love.
    and I don’t know if that phrase is directed towards me,
    or if it is the way I am supposed to speak about others,
    as if they are worthy of love.
    And I believe you are,
    you know, worthy of it,
    in every sense of it.
    the family love, the friend love, the deep, messy romantic love.
    all of it.

    3. I have a handful of friends,
    but a heart full of people I consider more than that.
    I don’t really have a label for all of them,
    because
    some are my soulmates
    in the sense that they changed my life,
    some are the loves of my life
    in a sense that I do not know any form of love deeper than what I feel for them,
    some are my heros
    in a sense that they have saved my life
    over and under and in between all the
    cracks.

    4. I have not created anything grand,
    I have not sculpted a masterpiece,
    or painted the sky a brilliant way,
    nor have I ever created any tangible form of beauty,
    but I hope to.
    I hope to create with my hands
    and build up all the things that I have attempted to tear down.
    I hope to love with a force that is indescribable
    and cannot just be admired with the human eye,
    but with every sense.

    5. This isn’t necessarily as much about me,
    as it is about you,
    but I have been broken,
    bruised,
    shattered into such tiny pieces of broken glass,
    that I became dust on my walls.
    And the way I looked in my moments of utter loss,
    is the way you look when you are trying to tear down the remnants of that person that you so desperately want to be.
    You don’t have to lose yourself to find yourself,
    don’t you dare believe that lie.
    You don’t have to break someone else,
    to know what it means to be put back together.
    It’s going to be
    okay.

    — when someone holds a gun to your head, grab their hand and put it to your heart, and whisper, “can you feel it beating?” over and over again  (via amandaspoetry)
     

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