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Something aka Stormitive
Poems
Feb 2017
Even Better
Sometimes I'm good
But now I'm even better
I can't control my feelings
When I break out into sweaters
And colors stand out so much
And then also I wear some collars
People think I have it made
But I feel jealous of ballers
And people who live with others
And people who live with brothers
And sisters and then their covers
Hide all of their different lovers
But hiding is not one way
They take them and then here's what hurts
There's one thing and then another
And I might just be a pervert
But I can't avert my thoughts
I would love to be in a circle
Spinning a bottle hotly
And making my face turn purple
It turns red! And white
But I want more social pressure
Not the keep-me-up-at-night one
But the one that seems much better
But it can't be fabricated
And it can't quite be sought out
And it won't happen to me
Because I have too many doubts
And shrouded beneath my mouth
Is a superego completely
Controlling my every move
So how could someone ever read me
And be comfortable or open
When my mind is like the ocean?
I go with the flow but know this
I can take you on a gross trip
And by that I mean a lame one
Where your boat is somewhat closed in
And you're trapped with me and feel some
Unappetizing emotions
That's the mood that people's faces
Take on when my mouth is open
And then I go out and chase them
But my heart just feels quite broken
And I used to think it was them
which is odd since I often blame me
But then my new realization
Made me wake up to the new key
See part of me loves all people
And part of me holds myself back
So if I could just now solve that
Could I live how I want real bad?
This is unorganized like my thought when writing lol
Written by
Something aka Stormitive
26/Agender/Mother Earth
(26/Agender/Mother Earth)
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Kareena
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bless
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,
its gonna make sense
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