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I have written a lot of poems about heartbreak but not a lot about falling in love I guess it is easier to write about someone once they are gone no risk of exposing the heart to see it stamped on and handed right back but today, I want to talk about the butterflies and I know it's cliché but the way my whole body flutters around you is not unlike that of a butterfly the way my body explodes with colour a kaleidoscope of pink yellow and green how they live inside of my mouth; falling out when I try and find the words to speak and I may find it hard to write about love but let me say this the skeleton of the butterfly exists outside of its body and when I am with you I feel all so exposed like everything inside of me is on display bare but not afraid never afraid so I promise to breathe poetry into my lungs and onto the page into poems that start with your name
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Jul 15, 2018
Jul 15, 2018 at 1:55 PM UTC
a poem in which i tell you what my love feels like.
I have written a lot of poems about heartbreak but not a lot about falling in love I guess it is easier to write about someone once they are gone no risk of exposing the heart to see it stamped on and handed right back but today, I want to talk about the butterflies and I know it's cliché but the way my whole body flutters around you is not unlike that of a butterfly the way my body explodes with colour a kaleidoscope of pink yellow and green how they live inside of my mouth; falling out when I try and find the words to speak and I may find it hard to write about love but let me say this the skeleton of the butterfly exists outside of its body and when I am with you I feel all so exposed like everything inside of me is on display bare but not afraid never afraid so I promise to breathe poetry into my lungs and onto the page into poems that start with your name
I want to talk about the butterflies.
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21/Cisgender Female/UK
Jul 15, 2018
Jul 15, 2018 at 1:55 PM UTC
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