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wishes, silhouettes, and dreamings

i wish playing ukelele didn't remind me of you

i wish the beach didn't remind me of you

i wish fireworks didn't remind me of you

i wish you didn't wear that one cologne that everyone wears because it reminds me of you and i smell you in every wannabe prepster boy that passes me on his way to the pencil sharpener

i wish other girls didn't remind me of you because you're always talking to them but not me

i wish holst suites didn't remind me of you, particularly the first

i wish sunrises didn't remind me of you

i wish late nights didn't make me think of you

i wish the ghost of your skin didn't haunt this entire town

until i am seeing tessellations of your silhouette in the brick walls you pressed me against

i wish i weren't afraid to call you

i wish you'd call me first

i wish that song didn't remind me of you

and by that song i mean that entire folder of songs on my computer,

the one entitled whatever because that is all you were supposed to mean to me

but now, you are more, more than a whatever

and whatever did i have to dream of before i kissed you?

i wish i could sleep

but the morning reminds me of how i'll never wake up next to you

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keely-anne
American
Published
Mar 1, 2013
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