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i swear i'll be

i followed, until the follower button broke and suddenly sullenly you're verified hanging out with other pretty things amenity people, furniture unwrapped from foreign places making flirty faces with the next boy and the next ones after that i followed until my patience broke and the pride flooded in rejection swiftly came within the bucket my heart was found within just because it feels so good, you knowing my secrets and stalking my social media like my biggest fan it doesn't mean a thing if i don't know you at all like i used to enter stage left: the regret part nine hundred and seven maybe we're too young to feel something real between us bottles of liquor on your mini fridge, messing around with each other's bodies all this reddened afternoon, forgetting the crisis seems so averted when the asymptotic answer is just forgetting it exists and you can do way better than hanging out with me but here we are i swear i can make it worth something for you to remember well i'll be the one you'll take home tonight or tomorrow in that red convertible like a weird chainsmoker song and i'll forget it's 2017 just for the whole ride.
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Written by
vickij
17 / Genderqueer
For You?
Written by
vickij
17 / Genderqueer
Published
Jun 16, 2017
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shout out to patty thanks for making that other poem trend again, i think that's how it works.

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