Stardust.


And then she took the person out of her, and placed it beside herself.

And gazing at the stars, she set herself free.

The night dimmed, and the stars sprinkled star dust.

She was now to treat herself right.


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  1. This spoke for me and it's beautiful!

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  2. Freedom is only valid if you allow yourself to participate in it.

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  3. "And then she took the person out of her, and placed it beside herself." - Beautiful use of words :-)

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  4. Perfect, so very perfect. The night and the moon, dreams and desires, should be followed lest you lose yourself....

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  5. I did the same thing recently... I am working on taking 'him' out of me o I can treat myself right... this is beautiful...

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  6. Beautiful writing indeed. Also beautiful and strong emotions. Great post. Thanks for sharing.

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  7. A good start, if there is such a thing as denying who you really are, or trying to be.

    /Avy

    http://mymotherfuckedmickjagger.blogspot.com

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  8. "Took the person out of her"
    I love that phrase. It's true that we are tapestries of all the people we meet and experiences we go through. It's challenging (but v liberating!) when we can free ourselves of the negative bits by literally 'taking them out of us'

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