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Pastry Portrayals

She chokes on her apple turnover Leaving a cloud of powdered sugar That would stop Marlon Brando in his tracks. Instead of cleaning up the dust, She starts to swirl her fingers around in it Until various shapes start to emerge. She says it doesn't feel like there are clouds in the sky anymore That maybe it's because she hasn't been keeping her chin up enough, Admitting that optimism never quite suited her. So instead, she says she'll make her own patterns And test out realism for a while Since she figures that realism is the only mindset that Allows her something tangible to hold onto When she's drowning in a false sense of security.
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caitlin-drew
American
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May 10, 2016
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