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I was a member of the "Hope They'll Like me" crowd needy and aiming to please foot tapping, shifting in my wooden chair the noise in my head drowning out the words on your lips and what was the big deal anyway? if no one liked me status quo I'd still have the few the ones I could depend on Except, let's digress together, in dark moments of insecure delusion when I could imagine even them lacing my drink with an untraceable poison pushing me off the cliff's edge But I never linger long in this Hitchcockian dream I'm opting now for "I Hope I'll Love You" listening and observing your words and beyond trying to see and understand Keeping my heart near the surface available for bumps and bruises but resilient full of good humor watching with a smile tinged with wist while some dismiss me as frivolous and others reach for my hand feeling fortunate with a hint of fear each new chance to be part of the mystery
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Dec 1, 2019
Dec 1, 2019 at 2:25 PM UTC
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I was a member of the "Hope They'll Like me" crowd needy and aiming to please foot tapping, shifting in my wooden chair the noise in my head drowning out the words on your lips and what was the big deal anyway? if no one liked me status quo I'd still have the few the ones I could depend on Except, let's digress together, in dark moments of insecure delusion when I could imagine even them lacing my drink with an untraceable poison pushing me off the cliff's edge But I never linger long in this Hitchcockian dream I'm opting now for "I Hope I'll Love You" listening and observing your words and beyond trying to see and understand Keeping my heart near the surface available for bumps and bruises but resilient full of good humor watching with a smile tinged with wist while some dismiss me as frivolous and others reach for my hand feeling fortunate with a hint of fear each new chance to be part of the mystery
Peace to all you sweet poets for the season.
chyoga
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Dec 1, 2019
Dec 1, 2019 at 2:25 PM UTC
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