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caught in lapis locks

lost amidst the blue

'til i bumped into you.

we saw the same moon,

sang the same tune.

 

you kissed my scars

as i tucked flowers in jars,

but my burnt-out star,

you could only go so far.

now stuck in rings, i’m saturn,

i try to convince myself that i mattered.

these old habits leave me bleeding,

do you fear being needed or needing?

 

those riverside walks and skipping rocks

have me caught in lapis locks

governed by standstill clocks.

 

my stomach’s in knots,

sick on forget-me-nots,

and though it won’t quell me,

i need you to tell me:

was i too much

or not enough?

 

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mostlymona
21 / F / the moon
Published
Feb 20
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05/06/25

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