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Things I Wish I Knew

by whitdrew22

I wish they had told me what it was like To have people devour your body, but Pick around your mind Like a painting that they found distasteful But tolerated because it was visually appealing Or a main course that they tried because they heard it tasted good I wish that they had told me of regret and pain And that they didn't think that charisma was in the sway of hips But rather in the tone of the voice and the velvet of the words Because I looked striking that night But no one wanted to speak of externalities But rather gawk like Tantalus at the apple
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Oct 26, 2016
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