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I aways say that I don't want you to fix me. I don't need you to make me happy. There's no need to pick my bones back together and Sweep what's left of the my self esteem I don't need you to lift the weight of gravity To a bearable level To a breathable level To a level of density that allows me to stand on my two feet. Alas I always did. I always do. Come over unannounced and do nothing but help me do the dishes. Tell me about the time you couldn't stop staring at the astronomy of my freckles, freckles that are only showing in the sunshine You are sunshine Like a daffodil I need you to grow Please Fix me
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Jun 26, 2017
Jun 26, 2017 at 11:15 PM UTC
Eulogy for a daffodil
I aways say that I don't want you to fix me. I don't need you to make me happy. There's no need to pick my bones back together and Sweep what's left of the my self esteem I don't need you to lift the weight of gravity To a bearable level To a breathable level To a level of density that allows me to stand on my two feet. Alas I always did. I always do. Come over unannounced and do nothing but help me do the dishes. Tell me about the time you couldn't stop staring at the astronomy of my freckles, freckles that are only showing in the sunshine You are sunshine Like a daffodil I need you to grow Please Fix me
morgan-paige
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21/F/Italian
Jun 26, 2017
Jun 26, 2017 at 11:15 PM UTC
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