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jessica-ferrell
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my mother always said "don't fall in love with a poet" they pretend to love you but what they really love is writing about loving you you are mere words to them feelings cheapened by a page, dusty grey typewriters, and many unfinished drafts of lovers both old and new, you are the question mark, but not the answer, they are searching for ? person unidentified: mystery the page wanderer, each poem a missing person poster to cover their bedroom walls. they cannot love something that is in their head poets are the loneliest of all people, my mother said. they write to immortalize what has long passed. to live within their words, but not reality, lost souls writing suicide notes and proclaiming it art.
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Oct 20, 2016
Oct 20, 2016 at 8:07 PM UTC
the page wanderers
Come over. Have a glass of peach apple wine and tell me what it's like to live with her and think of me. When she ***** you and your hands are in her fake red hair, tell me how you close your eyes and think of running your hands through mine. How my honest green eyes flash in your mind and make you hope. Read me the poem you wrote me while she sat on the couch next to you playing with the cats you named together. Tell me how I've given you confidence, how my soul reflects in your writing because I showed it to you. Come over and be mine for the afternoon.
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Aug 2, 2016
Aug 2, 2016 at 2:46 PM UTC
to David