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  Oct 2018 Jean
Lynnia
What you read isn’t me
Just the dark side of the girl you see
It’s my lament; a sad decree
Of all I need, all I can’t be

Think what you want but watch what you say
Words can cut and someone’s gotta pay
I’ll write to my right, so if I may,
Let me excuse your reviews; this isn’t news today...

Tell me I’m pretty, tell me I’m kind
Tell me it isn’t my right to unwind
Worry’s in your heart and that’s just fine,
But please don’t let your perceptions change mine—

My words are my sword, my words are my shield
Words are my way of spilling what I can’t reveal
And when I can’t speak, my pen is my tongue
So please don’t say “stop” ‘cause my heart is too young.
To the person who, out of worry caused by love, blows my words out of proportion.
  Sep 2018 Jean
Lynnia
colors swirl in 3D vision
highlighting my indecision
nuclear fission—my heart explodes
someone come and break my load

affirmation’s hard to come across
when your life’s watered down to a bronze coin toss
lost, simply waiting, unanticipating
the pain of losing again, second-rating

sit in the back and slump in your seat
soul black as a raven, mind white as a sheet
clean in the eyes and blind in the heart
sick in the lines and falling apart

numb, it’s a strange thing to say
that tomorrow is the same thing again like today
and even when the rain falls i say i try
to turn my face up towards the sky—

but that’s a lie.
i have no idea where that came from. it kind of just flew out. like poetic ****. ew, yet true.
Jean Sep 2018
I had a dream last night.
You were next to me
And I had to kiss you
Just because
you were too you.

You kissed me back
But then you pulled away
“Wait,”
You said,
“Wait,
I gotta tell you something.”
You went on and on about some uncle
Until you finnaly got to the point
“I love you”
and I kissed you
and you kissed me
And I pulled away
To say
“I love you too.”

And then I woke up.
My eyes flew open.
My arms reaching for you.
But you weren’t there.
No.
You never were.
Composed on 9.28.18
  Sep 2018 Jean
Lynnia
The clock is ticking
Falling into the blue
She acts like it’s not
But I know it’s true
The day will come
The moment arrive
And whatever is there
Will slowly die
And on this day
She’ll take up her part
And follow the others
Into the dark
Drifting away
On the glassy sea
Waving joyfully
To miserable me.
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