I will not cut or cast you from my heart. I will not close my heart to you but I will open my heart a little wider to let the light in behind you. I will open my heart a little wider again so love slips out past you and removes the blockage from remembering myself in your wake. I open my heart so that you will go back into perspective and not be the lock stopping me moving through the door of life and so the memory of you no longer blocks the light from my heart reaching out into the world once more. I do not wish love unsaid, unmade or ungiven. I wish to find my self again in its warmth and without the pain of loss crippling me for what is lost when all stays in the boundless sea of my heart?
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*Huge hug* <3
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Oh J. I read this over and over … it was like touching the very core of you. Heartbreaking and beautiful all at once.
Beautiful