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Christine
Poems
Aug 2010
on falling flowers
I don't know what kind of flower you are
But I like how you landed in my hair.
Dry, and therefore you must be lifeless
But saturated, vibrant, brilliant.
How can you be both?
I like your contrast
And I like how smooth the limbs you grow on are.
I like how you got trapped in me
And didn't really mind.
I didn't mind.
They say a flower in the hair makes a girl prettier
But you made me feel like more than a girl.
Natural
As in, part of nature.
Maybe your limbs were once a woman, too.
- From on love and other twisted things
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Christine
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