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In Limbo (Reprise)

May stands alone in itself Existing to spit in time’s face, Exposing its lies of even passage, Foreshadowing the season to come, As linear progression is lost in self-realization The first a whirlwind of night With prom dresses discarded, Replaced by a third of the material, In the passenger seat of my best friend’s car, For nights of blacklight and nostalgia The rest of the month was spent in Colorado Daylight Buying trinkets of my forgotten family roots, Letting a man stain my hand, As we traded stories about art and light, sipping spiced drinks I still miss June was nonexistent As it is just filled with violet blurs Of “congradulationsIbetyourmomishappy”s As winter feelings Crept into summer stability In July the pastel smeared into sickening saturation As fears were fostered under the sparkle of fireworks Tears spilled in broad daylight Scabs were destroyed by loud voices and darting eyes And regrown in passenger seats, forcing longheld confessions By August little was left but the natural light Hidden Canadian coves were experienced with an empty mind Glittering plots climaxed in quiet nights Sunsets illuminated a reset button Letting go of this endless summer afternoon
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18 / F
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Written by
chaya136
18 / F
Published
Aug 26, 2020
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Written about last summer, in the aching void of this one.

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