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Hybrid

I keep a cool front ruin

With no trace of kisses that left resin.

My red bite meant to kiss you

But I fell through like a Rock

I breathe out ashes

from the retired dragon in the story books,

you know the ones made with overstocked pages of gold.

 

And so I'm told you're happy

By a picture. You happy,

I picture

Without second thoughts

Without me.

 

So maybe my grin isn't as curved

as the cartoon from the birthday card I sent you

Because that smile you wore made my stomach hurt

Even made my phone sick.

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Written by
hailey-jujubeen
Published
Mar 11, 2014
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mish mosh of a few poems I've written before.

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