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dorothy anne

there are so many thing i want to tell you it's like i'm an open sky and i'm just waiting to spill constellations of light and explode ever so gently and politely into your eyes it isn't fair you know my life has always been a room of stark white black and grey then you walk in and splatter colors onto my wall then walk away so i stare day and night at the brightness on my wall i've never let anyone desecrate my mind in such a way i'd always let people know to take off their shoes and remember their coats that they were only visiting and what's more you never came back, though i left rsvvp apologies and wantings at your door most guests wouldn't dare leave a crumb but there's a splatter of hues on my wall and try as i might i can't bring myself to clean it up and it's crazy how you never know your were living in a colorblind cell until someone opens your eys and then you see the whole world's in color and your life of rights and wrongs suddenly goes out the window but you never came back to teach me how to walk in the light so i'm stumbling into my own shadows and it's bright and i'm frightened come back i've started dreaming in blues come back i'm a white canvas with a black scribble down my spine come back i've started bleeding in reds come back i'm tired of feeling in shades of you
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