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Janelise
Poems
Sep 2012
Untethered
She looked down at the floor while
salty tears stung her eyes.
they felt like hot betrayal against her cool demeanor and apart of her
fell away.
He stood there awestruck that she had let him see all
that she had held back.
that it flowed out of her completely; melted her.
he reached out to hold her; to carry a piece of her pain,
to wipe the sweet droplets from her soft cheek.
but like the wind, she wished to be untethered, to be free
and before he could touch her punished skin,
she was gone.
Written by
Janelise
30/Cisgender Female/California
(30/Cisgender Female/California)
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