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A Glimmer of Hope

I can barely remember the last time I felt seen by a man.

Truly seen for what I was.

Passed the partying.

Passed the thirst traps.

Passed my naked body.

 

I carry a depth you can't see from the surface.

I carry pain you can never quite grasp.

I carry emotions with such passion,

Love is one to name.

I carry many parts of me hidden behind a self-constructed ivory tower.

But you saw it.

 

Briefly.

 

I had never felt so exposed,

But I reveled in it.

You were everything I thought I would never find,

But you were never mine.

Just a glimmer of hope.

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Written by
destiny-c
23 / F
Published
Jun 20, 2022
Lines·Words
17·106
Tags
#love#despair#hope#exposed#body#romance#ivorytower
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