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That's enough folds, enough roses, a dozen more tulips placed in rows of four, then rolled together into one small bouquet, to be given to this imaginary person who I'm too scared to ask. and so I would rip them disfiguring their useless shape to confetti, falling in love with the air as it dances, twirls, and floats. Happy, as if I'm jealous. lost in spirals of thoughts, behind the taped up lies waving, like a white flag. Surrendering with white flowers.
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Mar 14
Mar 14, 2026 at 10:24 AM UTC
White Flowers
That's enough folds, enough roses, a dozen more tulips placed in rows of four, then rolled together into one small bouquet, to be given to this imaginary person who I'm too scared to ask. and so I would rip them disfiguring their useless shape to confetti, falling in love with the air as it dances, twirls, and floats. Happy, as if I'm jealous. lost in spirals of thoughts, behind the taped up lies waving, like a white flag. Surrendering with white flowers.
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Mar 14
Mar 14, 2026 at 10:24 AM UTC
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