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Snapping an ankle is pain. The shock of your bones turning alienistic the pop of a ligament the jolt of pain that brightens the sun’s light and turns vision into a graphic novel hurts Remembering my regret is pain The veil of anger I used to avoid the truth the ways I distorted my feelings the years of what-if letting self-confidence become a lost friend I’m over you But the regret and memory hang in my brain waxing and waning tugging on my emotions flooding my soul with a foamy fluid sadness that drowns my nerves If I could rub my hands across a golden lamp and meet a genie I would ask for a pencil eraser that could correct there, their, they’re, and the thought of you and I.
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Apr 8, 2018
Apr 8, 2018 at 2:05 AM UTC
If I ever met a genie
Snapping an ankle is pain. The shock of your bones turning alienistic the pop of a ligament the jolt of pain that brightens the sun’s light and turns vision into a graphic novel hurts Remembering my regret is pain The veil of anger I used to avoid the truth the ways I distorted my feelings the years of what-if letting self-confidence become a lost friend I’m over you But the regret and memory hang in my brain waxing and waning tugging on my emotions flooding my soul with a foamy fluid sadness that drowns my nerves If I could rub my hands across a golden lamp and meet a genie I would ask for a pencil eraser that could correct there, their, they’re, and the thought of you and I.
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Apr 8, 2018
Apr 8, 2018 at 2:05 AM UTC
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