Quote by Coco J. Ginger

My insides turn outward in acknowledgement of your absence. My heart slips out of my chest and down into my gut.

My insides turn outward in acknowledgement of your absence.

Summary

This quote depicts a profound emotional reaction to someone's absence. It describes a feeling of intense longing and sadness to a point where the speaker's inner turmoil becomes physically manifest. The mention of "insides turning outward" suggests a visceral response, while the depiction of the heart leaving the chest represents a deep emotional emptiness experienced in their absence, leaving the speaker feeling incomplete and distraught. It portrays the profound impact that the person's absence has on the speaker's emotional and physical state.

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By Coco J. Ginger

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