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"He stepped all over my heart, and only cared that he got blood on his shoes..."

"My nostrils fill with the briny smell of the ocean’s water. I stare at the scene in front of me; the blue water, the azure sky all comfort me. As orange bands form on either side of the horizon, I think about all that has happened in my lifetime—the love I once had, the pain I had suffered, it all was wiped from thought as I stare into the vivid sunset. The water withdraws from the past wave; it creates a bulge in the surface. As the swell breaks, the sound surrounds my world. I close my eyes as I hear the wave crash onto the shore, the warm water surrounds my sand-drowned feet, uncovering them as it pulls the sand back into the o

We lay there, the snow falling outside the frosted window, for a long while, just staring at each other.  Suddenly, he ran his hand down my face and around my chin, pulled closer while lifting my chin ever so slightly, and kissing me. He pulled back and we stared at each other longer.  I anticipated the next kiss, but it never came.  He remained quiet, and so did I. “We need to talk,”  he said calmly. “About?”  I was brought to full attention, this sounded bad. “I’m not sure if this is what I want.” “What do you mean?”  I had to try to shake a tear from my eye. “Ohh! Whoa!” Enter br

“What’s happened to us?!” “We grew tired of each other, that’s what happened.” “But, Alex, I love you!” “And I love you, but you just don’t understand how to have a relationship.” “Does this mean what I think it does?” “Hayden, I think we should see other people.” My throat swelled; I couldn’t talk, breathe. Breathe, I told myself.  Just breathe; you’ll make it through all of this… Tears formed in the corner of my eye, they fell down my face.  I reached out to hug him, but he pulled away, causing me to fall to the floor.  He just left me there.  

 As the monotonous schooldays droned on, my awaiting tolerance declined, I couldn’t stand the agony anymore!  Friday, the soon-to-be date between me and my boyfriend. I was so impatient. Awaiting his arrival at six fifteen, Ohh if he was late, I would kill him, I couldn’t stand waiting just one second longer. All the week throughout the school days all I did was dreamed; longed for the minute I get to see his shining, beautiful face.  Smiling, always smiling.   That Friday, sitting in last period, I only had 10 more minutes.  Only ten more minutes then I'm out of here, I thought to myself, ten more minutes. Those last ten minutes

“Baby, I don’t think I’m ready for this.” “Do you love me?”  I took my eyes off of the road for a split second to look at him, he looked back. “Of course I do…” “Then, they’re just my family.  You were bound to meet them sometime.” “But, what if they don’t like me?” “They will.  Don’t worry about that.” “But what if—” “Cade, they will love you.  Don’t fret so much about this. It’s a small milestone in our relationship.” He sat back in his seat as I sped down the highway heading to my hometown.  This was the firs