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Paris

Her heart was a secret garden

With walls to dwarf the Eiffel Tower

Mine, on the other hand, was a pebble on the beach

Completely open and natural

Her body was an oasis awarded to the worthy traveler

Displayed in the Louvre with the lights angled just so

Mine, on the other hand, was a cave on a mountain

Privacy’s abode, enclosed with ancient stone armor.

It was just the two of us alone in a hotel room

With Paris, France peering in on us.

She was the best friend I’d been yearning for,

The lover my childhood crush could never have been,

The sister who showed me how to understand myself,

And she was the girlfriend I was never brave enough to imagine.

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Written by
brianna-duffin
19 / F
Published
Mar 3, 2018
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This poem appears in full here: https://medium.com/@briannarduffin/paris-6a668e01cfc4

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#paris#love#girls#lesbian#hotel
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