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Dec 2017
This is not about an angel,
as some might assume,
from fantasies in books once used.
But I dare say, angels could be in this story,
but metaphorically.

From the shells in the sea,
to small, buzzing bees,
each has a place to sleep,
either in the sea, or under the protection of a queen bee.
You could say, he and I,
were similar to these different rhymes.

Of course, I mean by that he is the shell,
small but significant in the raging waters of hell.

But me a bee, so different,
but with my queens permission,
I can lasso onto that shells rhythm.
I tell you this because I love him,
even if I'm "above him".
My family exclaims this thing, so casually,
trying to haul my "foolish" forbidden love back to hell,
the opposite of heaven.
This was not my best poem but I hope you enjoy it anyway.
Jessica
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Jessica  15/F
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