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A Writer's Choice

A writer who picks up a pen filled with opportunity is taken over by the ink . Lines that trickle across blank paper cry for your strokes but the meaning behind the nouns change with each blink . The words no longer speak . No longer tickle you to remember her laugh. Just. Blank. Paper. Waiting for you to grasp each metaphor in file, each simile that breaks down every part of you thats in her to in turn receive her smile . Careful with your word choice   because tomorrow she might disappear, so you say things to push aside the fear you’ve always carried. Trusting her to hide the ghosts that linger as you think, But she’s too greedy to only have you. See, she wants all of they’re attention but he who writes still holds the pen   to change all his offenses.
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bianca-lorenzo
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Oct 5, 2010
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