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 Aug 2014 emma
y i k e s
dont get my hopes up

                 and pull them down to earth
                            
                                   ­  and stomp them into the ground

                                                      you­ inconsiderate ****
xo
 Jun 2014 emma
Josiah Wilson
The cigarette burns bright
Between your perfect fingers
And I think that this night
Could never be any better

There's strawberry wine by your bed
And your hair falling down your back
And these thoughts racing through my head
As our bodies draw so, so close

Acting intimately
I feel very, very small
All these things you've shown me
I'm left struck with this awe

Your hand on my thigh, I'm shaking
I gently caress your smooth neck
My heart is violently quaking
As I draw you in close, touch lips
And fall into your kiss
This poem was primarily inspired by Looking For Alaska by John Green.
 May 2014 emma
AavelinaJaden
5w
 May 2014 emma
wecanonlywish
every time I blew out the candles, I wished for you
 May 2014 emma
happily anonymous
I like to imagine flowers dying.
it explains to me that even if we were all beautiful and perfect, we would still wither and die
 May 2014 emma
CLL
Sometimes I wonder if you care enough
Enough so that I can stay
Cause if not please let me go
Go and find someone who will
 Feb 2014 emma
y i k e s
Untitled
 Feb 2014 emma
y i k e s
it's not that i want the attention


i just want to be important.
 Feb 2014 emma
Sophie Herzing
My boyfriend used to take me to Pizza ****
(as we always called it)
after every home basketball game.
We'd fill up on bread sticks,
box the leftover slices,
just so they could sit in the back seat
of his green Chevy jeep
while we made out in the parking lot
with Eric Church's new CD on the stereo.

I told everyone the bruises on my thighs
were just an accident,
when really he pushed me
into the tires
after he had a few or dozen beers
at the party down Bear Run.
He never did like being told
what he shouldn't do.

We'd lay down the seats
and sleep on sweatshirts
with a cooler lid for a pillow
until 10a.m. on a Sunday,
an hour late for mass.
Silently we'd ride
until we'd reach the power plant.
He'd cough and I'd sigh,
quietly singing until we'd reach my driveway.
He never did kiss me
whenever he'd drop me off.

I came back spring break
the following year.
The jeep in his yard with a for sale sign
propped against the hood
and his cell number
written in blue window chalk
just above the windshield wipers.
I saw his little sister
peek behind the curtain
when I knocked on the door,
but no one came to answer.
So I lit a cigarette and drove home
listening to "Springsteen."
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