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Open window breezes tickle my rib cage Laying on my bed shirtless, I’m exposed to the world I’ve built in my bedroom Comforters and bedsheets intertwined at the edge of my mattress 97 degrees of heat are pin-balling their way through the air While a blanket of snow lay dusted on the lawn Thinking, if I leave my window open long enough, I can melt away all of the glistening perfection Leaving enough mistakes in this world To think I belong here
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Written by
aaron-diff4rent-mcdaniel
22 / M / American
Published
Oct 30, 2012
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I challenged myself to write a poem for anyone and everyone of my friends that retweeted a tweet on my twitter. This is one of them.

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