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Paper

by ells_roses

i fell in love with a boy who was fragile like paper in a way we were paper together i was falling apart he was sensitive and vulnerable this boy wasn't much he was plain save for a few typewriter smears under his saddened eyes and paperclip wings adorning his back we painted on each other i covered him with strokes of happiness distractions and a sense of something he was a brush upon me reminding me of who we were and what it meant to know he started to fall for me the girl who was blown over by a breeze the girl who thought eating was a bother the girl who loved a boy who was nothing more than an intangible whisper then there we were holding each other up when the wind came and took our painted bodies ripped his paperclip wings from his back tore our paper selves into shreds we were blown into the world strewn and lost and apart under tires that tread terrible teeth into our tiny pieces stamped us into cement and stole us from what was and now here we are in what is i can't pick myself up because i don't know where i am who i am and where the paper boy i loved has gone out here is a world where fragile love and caring hearts cannot bond without loss without being forgotten just like the paper boy who smiled when he saw me and who painted me into meaning who saw something who knew who was there but now is here is gone
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Published
Sep 3, 2017
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#paper#alone#loneliness#love#gone
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