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To me, he was the sky. Occasionally a pure blue polka dotted with cotton clouds spinning me in delirious circles until falling breathless in the grass. Sometimes an exquisite sunset dyeing his colours in my skin turning a plain, overlooked girl into his "favourite piece of art". But all too often a stunning storm icy particles piercing my flesh his words bruised on my cheek leaving me shivering in his wake. Mostly a dull, grey expanse beyond feeling or caring about anything, especially me his name left hollow in my mouth. Maybe I'm better off indoors.
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Apr 7, 2016
Apr 7, 2016 at 6:19 PM UTC
a boy.
To me, he was the sky. Occasionally a pure blue polka dotted with cotton clouds spinning me in delirious circles until falling breathless in the grass. Sometimes an exquisite sunset dyeing his colours in my skin turning a plain, overlooked girl into his "favourite piece of art". But all too often a stunning storm icy particles piercing my flesh his words bruised on my cheek leaving me shivering in his wake. Mostly a dull, grey expanse beyond feeling or caring about anything, especially me his name left hollow in my mouth. Maybe I'm better off indoors.
cassilynncook
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Apr 7, 2016
Apr 7, 2016 at 6:19 PM UTC
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