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Nov 2018
I wish I could be bigger
fuller than a lemonade glass,
hair waved out,
and nails painted mauve.

If you could see me
for who I've tried to be.
A tongue bitting sweetener
with clean white sheets.

Never a sinking green raft
shooting its last and final flare.
I am all too reserved,
and I am all too stubborn.

But still I've been floating,
going further, on to new,
flares burning brighter,
hair growing longer.

I wave out now to my old home,
returning to myself again.
My nails are painted green,
and I've grown just short of an inch.
Keep working to become a better version of you. Along the way you may never know if you always were that version. Unless you practise, you will never know.
Laura
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Laura  26/F/Toronto
(26/F/Toronto)   
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     Pradip Chattopadhyay
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