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i was in my mother's womb when i first attended a wedding the second time, i was a flower girl but before the reception i tossed all of the petals on myself like a curtain so my father had to sneak off and pluck from the church garden being different amidst murmuring lips i passed and white roses on the floor were joined by orange tulips the third time, i don't quite remember except that i tiptoed so hard in years to witness the bride being kissed while seeing my mother in wistful tears recently, it's with my grandma and i knew no one else they said "my sister and i" were close to the bride when we're younger but they probably just inserted "i" afterall, i attended in place of her yet, during the processional when all faces were unfamiliar: bridesmaids, groomsmen, ring bearer and bride with her mystic entrance, i sobbed like a proud fairy godmother why was i crying did i miss being an innocent flower girl was i envious of the people blessing the soon happy family did my eyes thought there'd be no better setting to cry out all the pain than its unfamiliarity who knows, maybe it's because i can't wait for the ending to grieve more in regret of when i first attended a wedding
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Apr 8, 2020
Apr 8, 2020 at 10:07 PM UTC
wedding memoirs
i was in my mother's womb when i first attended a wedding the second time, i was a flower girl but before the reception i tossed all of the petals on myself like a curtain so my father had to sneak off and pluck from the church garden being different amidst murmuring lips i passed and white roses on the floor were joined by orange tulips the third time, i don't quite remember except that i tiptoed so hard in years to witness the bride being kissed while seeing my mother in wistful tears recently, it's with my grandma and i knew no one else they said "my sister and i" were close to the bride when we're younger but they probably just inserted "i" afterall, i attended in place of her yet, during the processional when all faces were unfamiliar: bridesmaids, groomsmen, ring bearer and bride with her mystic entrance, i sobbed like a proud fairy godmother why was i crying did i miss being an innocent flower girl was i envious of the people blessing the soon happy family did my eyes thought there'd be no better setting to cry out all the pain than its unfamiliarity who knows, maybe it's because i can't wait for the ending to grieve more in regret of when i first attended a wedding
congrats to my very-far-in-bloodline relative, whose wedding unknowingly made me cry so bad
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Apr 8, 2020
Apr 8, 2020 at 10:07 PM UTC
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