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Jun 2018
‪leave your curiosity on the same chair your shirt sits on.‬
this isn’t story time, we are not flipping pages
let your lips tell me everything you think about when i’m quiet but please,
don’t say a word while you do it.

hanging over me, using hands as punctuation to a soliloquy of silence,
you always said how much you wanted to be a writer,
maybe one day we’ll get to a place where we fit on the same chapter, same page, same paragraph
but for now,
don’t ask me what i want when i have screamed with my eyes very clearly:


it’s you
Written by
Natalie Perez  19/F/Chicago, Illinois
(19/F/Chicago, Illinois)   
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   Fawn and -JCM-
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