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I dive left before heading right, more times than I care to admit, Each time I turn right and am not confronted, it feels like rejection, A small death of little consequence for the life that could have been So sweet, so superficial, a mini life grew- as I read your bio, To be dashed in another instant of silence, I have a tendency to rush into things without much guidance. Your voice is sweet and smooth- to read, Imagine a personality that fits- perfectly in the palm of my hand, Conveyed in small white messages, poked through smaller holes, Each one I read makes me feel a little brighter inside, But each little light catches fire and dies, I must confide That each one I read makes me feel alive. But only for the moment, so I conduct another, Small parcel containing another little piece of my soul, “If you can feel your soul slowly, slipping away, that means that you still have one” That is a phrase that will lead you to defeat before you have begun, It leads to me giving away much less than I can afford, These ‘one for one’ serotonin boosts are leaving me bored… So maybe we could meet, go get something to eat, I am sure that I won’t be bored by your topic of conversation, Or at least I will try and make it look that way, Because the cold reality is that we have nothing in common, Except for a lack of self-esteem and an overestimation of our- Social skills, next to non-existent, I am perpetually distant! I am sure that you were terrifically disappointed with last night Because your messages are written on withered pieces of paper, A full stop is the most definite thing that there is, Subtle undertones have a pulse and it beats, Black blood to and from a dying heart, I should have known that you were poison, right from the start.
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Aug 15, 2019
Aug 15, 2019 at 8:22 AM UTC
Poem for a girl I met online
I dive left before heading right, more times than I care to admit, Each time I turn right and am not confronted, it feels like rejection, A small death of little consequence for the life that could have been So sweet, so superficial, a mini life grew- as I read your bio, To be dashed in another instant of silence, I have a tendency to rush into things without much guidance. Your voice is sweet and smooth- to read, Imagine a personality that fits- perfectly in the palm of my hand, Conveyed in small white messages, poked through smaller holes, Each one I read makes me feel a little brighter inside, But each little light catches fire and dies, I must confide That each one I read makes me feel alive. But only for the moment, so I conduct another, Small parcel containing another little piece of my soul, “If you can feel your soul slowly, slipping away, that means that you still have one” That is a phrase that will lead you to defeat before you have begun, It leads to me giving away much less than I can afford, These ‘one for one’ serotonin boosts are leaving me bored… So maybe we could meet, go get something to eat, I am sure that I won’t be bored by your topic of conversation, Or at least I will try and make it look that way, Because the cold reality is that we have nothing in common, Except for a lack of self-esteem and an overestimation of our- Social skills, next to non-existent, I am perpetually distant! I am sure that you were terrifically disappointed with last night Because your messages are written on withered pieces of paper, A full stop is the most definite thing that there is, Subtle undertones have a pulse and it beats, Black blood to and from a dying heart, I should have known that you were poison, right from the start.
My bleak outlook on dating is definitely why I don't get many second dates :)
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Aug 15, 2019
Aug 15, 2019 at 8:22 AM UTC
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