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Alberto Giacometti, 1951. Photographed by Gordon Parks.
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A Change of Heart
What we had was unlike any other,
An everlasting love that had no end,
The light summer air helped us recover,
From the madness our heavy hearts defend.
This paradise feeling felt so brand new,
An illusion I did not want to break,
Just two sick kids with the same point of view,
Hoping that our love was not a mistake.
For once all the static and noise drowns out,
As we lay high up in the sky as one,
But then you say that this is the wrong route,
And I am back to where I once begun.
Nothing is good and everything is blue,
My mind keeps racing and I’m falling through.
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“Remember: the time you feel lonely is the time you most need to be by yourself. Life’s cruelest irony.”— Douglas Coupland, Shampoo Planet (via amargedom)
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