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ambrosia

You were like nicotine for a while you filled me up and I felt whole but I didn't think you were toxic I remember like yesterday how you took my delicate hand with boney malnourished fingers with green and purple veins and you gently kissed it and for an instant I was fascinated But from those couple of seconds that were called an instant I became completely infatuated with my head in cotton clouds But it's been almost a year and you've moved on, onto your next victim And theres a hurricane of of emotions because you've informed me that you are happy and whole (Which was what I was trying to make you) but it hurt because it wasn't me making you happy It was the girl with simplicity stamped on her image and freckles that you probably enjoyed counting it was not the millions of pages I had written to you trying so hard to make you love yourself like I loved you And I still sit and wonder about you everyday And when the teacher asked us to write about the best day of our lives my mind swerved back to you but I knew that you were a few seats behind probably writting about your freckled face girl I still remember the warm ambrosia I felt fill me up like blood in veins and marrow in bones when our fingers intertwined and you stared into my soul I wonder if she feels the nicotine and ambrosia too
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Jan 11, 2014
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