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izzykiely829
izzykiely829
17/F/Champaign IL I am 17. I just wanna share my poetry
All you had to say was that you lost someone You didn't have to lose me too We were by the lockers and you unwrapped I asked how you were doing I wasn't asking to swap gum All you’d snap back was with a harsh “I’m fine” You lose your flavor but I still kept chewing You gnawed on me then spit me out Just a stale was left in your mouth I wanted to help you unveil the hurt Stick with you like you were the wrapper But even you weren't aware of the gum under your shoe I could taste our friendship disintegrating like an old stick of juicy fruit
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Mar 25, 2020
Mar 25, 2020 at 1:00 AM UTC
Juicy Fruit
“you have reached the voicemail box of 773…” i remember hearing this almost every time i called it got to the point where i would leave a message a slow, long, sad, message because i knew You wouldn't hear it i cried myself to sleep often my pillows were the only ones that knew my pain it's been 9 years now mom have You forgotten your baby girl? or has she been replaced with a new colt 45? i've grown up so much mommy. i had my fair share of heartbreak and my fair share of loss in only 9 years but where have You been? have You even thought of me? have You replaced me with a new brand of cancer sticks? or just a simple plain crooked yellow smile? do You think of me on my birthday? ...because i often find myself wondering where is she? pleading to my pillows that i am still that little girl you once upon a time loved so much ...just not so little anymore. You never saw me when i hit the winning homerun on my high school softball team or when i got the villager role in Beauty and The Beast did you know i played softball? or is it always about your empty bottles? You never even knew i wrote poetry let alone it being about...You! you’ve done it for 9 years now what’s 9 more gonna change? there's so much I don't know about you anymore. but i know one thing...Your life seems to be pretty good without me so that's ok, i think my life is better off without You and Your various new hobbies and addictions so go back to that old rusty liquor store keep living a life without me because i will see You in Hell not because i will be there too but because i will be looking down on You with a bottle in your left hand and a death wish between your teeth
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Mar 24, 2020
Mar 24, 2020 at 11:47 PM UTC
You
“you have reached the voicemail box of 773…” i remember hearing this almost every time i called it got to the point where i would leave a message a slow, long, sad, message because i knew You wouldn't hear it i cried myself to sleep often my pillows were the only ones that knew my pain it's been 9 years now mom have You forgotten your baby girl? or has she been replaced with a new colt 45? i've grown up so much mommy. i had my fair share of heartbreak and my fair share of loss in only 9 years but where have You been? have You even thought of me? have You replaced me with a new brand of cancer sticks? or just a simple plain crooked yellow smile? do You think of me on my birthday? ...because i often find myself wondering where is she? pleading to my pillows that i am still that little girl you once upon a time loved so much ...just not so little anymore. You never saw me when i hit the winning homerun on my high school softball team or when i got the villager role in Beauty and The Beast did you know i played softball? or is it always about your empty bottles? You never even knew i wrote poetry let alone it being about...You! you’ve done it for 9 years now what’s 9 more gonna change? there's so much I don't know about you anymore. but i know one thing...Your life seems to be pretty good without me so that's ok, i think my life is better off without You and Your various new hobbies and addictions so go back to that old rusty liquor store keep living a life without me because i will see You in Hell not because i will be there too but because i will be looking down on You with a bottle in your left hand and a death wish between your teeth
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