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2.2k · Aug 2014
august 4, 2014
there is something about
the way your long fingers
ghostingly
embrace my curves
and speak to them
in the most sensual way
but stops so innocently
and abruptly
when they graze the fabric of my underwear
1.5k · May 2014
may 31, 2014
once again I find myself
lying here
sleepless in bed
and thinking of you
longing you by my side
your fingertips on my skin
and your hearbeat suiting itself
after mine
1.3k · Apr 2017
April 28, 2017
And then I realized
that after many years
of blurry visions
you were the glasses
I'd been missing
805 · Apr 2017
April 2, 2017
11:59 pm**
and I remember that night
when I asked you
why you never told me about
those feelings
that you had
or lacked
and you responded
only with
"because that would have
made it real"
772 · Mar 2017
march 16, 2017
you took me to museums
parks, alleys, parking lots
and then broke my heart
so I won't be able
to walk those places
ever again
without tasting you
like poison
on my tongue
602 · Jun 2014
june 7, 2014
why is it
that he says he
does not
want a serious relationship
and then
he throws himself
in to the arms
of another blonde girl
who looks just
like me
526 · Apr 2017
April 18, 2017
my mother always told me
that blue eyes were dangerous
and I assured her
that I would be careful
that I would never get addicted
and yet here I am
lost in yours
and unable to find home
467 · Jun 2014
june 1, 2014
today
I realized
that I don't know you
at all
and that's what makes it
so hard
to not miss everything
about you
410 · Jun 2014
hurt
it's funny how
people never notice
the burns
       the cuts
              or the bruises
but your new shirt
that, my dear
is worth talking about
339 · Apr 2015
april 13, 2015
there was this boy
who held my
heart and
all its little secrets
but dropped it
who said he
loved me for
who i was
but
always pointed
out all the things
i was able to do
better
who convinced me
he cared
but managed to
rip me apart inside

there was this boy
who made me
feel like i mattered

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