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Caramel

what have you

noticed lately about the girl

with caramel braids

I heard her

hum a song once she thinks the moon

is brave for floating in that

gentle ink we call

the midnight sky

every morning hiding

every night waiting to die

 

what have you seen

lately does she stumble

when she walks

what's set her off balance

does her heart race

with the clock she whispered

in my ear once that she

thinks the clouds should sing

her daydreams sprint

beside her but without them

she could win

 

what have you heard lately

about the girl

with emerald eyes

they wrapped her wrists up twice

this time maybe just

a bit too tight

she told me that the Earth is

sore from holding so much weight

she echoes, and she's empty now

but she's glad she

did not change

 

what have you noticed lately about

the girl with caramel braids

I heard her

hum a song once yes she

thought the moon was brave

for floating in that

gentle ink she knew she'd never touch

every morning: nothing

every night waiting for love

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emma-n-boyer
American
Published
Sep 25, 2017
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