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he wanted her

by @butterfliesonmytongue

I saw in my mind, a mirror, Saw everything I wasn’t Within her. I know you touch her lightly, Kiss her softly, you must muse Over how easy it is To wrap your mind around her existence Oh, how it broke me To see you with A perfect version Of someone I could never be With her hair brushed behind her ear, A simple smile on her face, you used to love it How my locks would intertwine with our lips When you kissed me, how you couldn’t ever figure me out, How my smile disguised multitudes I was too much for you. Too much baggage She is light, she is not a puzzle, She rises before meridian Synched with the rise of the sun I was the moon, Shadowed, waxing, waning Never staying still. And it sucks to say I understand, If it were me, I would choose the one Who was easiest to love the one Without butterflies encircling her head Instead of me, you wanted her, And I will spend my life Just trying to be okay with that.
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