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Dandelions

You look at me,

and suddenly

I forget how breathing works.

 

Like something in me pauses

just to make space for you.

 

Now even the wind feels different,

like it’s carrying small, fragile wishes

I never meant to make.

 

Dandelions don’t last long, I know…

still, I let them take your name

every time they leave my hands.

 

I don’t say it out loud

but if there’s a once kind of feeling,

this must be it.

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Written by
Amoeba_
16 / F
Published
Mar 21
Lines·Words
14·76
Notes

I think I’ve started wishing on things

that were never meant to listen..

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#dandelions#wishes#poetry
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