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I recall the old feel of my skin. My tiny hand, and fingers “Five” Dancing on tops of Dad’s loafers released from the tyranny of the meaning of Who Am I? I am “Eleven” under a sweatshirt skin itchy in places face, in the mirror when I am alone streaking with unmascaraed tears I am “Sixteen” my hand pushing against a boys chest but for no or for yes? I suppose it is fine, no mind of mine. I am “Eighteen” Womanly singular hiding what is unsure I am “Nineteen” experiences mark me darken me writing with tattoos on my fingers
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 10:27 PM UTC
I am, I am, I am
I recall the old feel of my skin. My tiny hand, and fingers “Five” Dancing on tops of Dad’s loafers released from the tyranny of the meaning of Who Am I? I am “Eleven” under a sweatshirt skin itchy in places face, in the mirror when I am alone streaking with unmascaraed tears I am “Sixteen” my hand pushing against a boys chest but for no or for yes? I suppose it is fine, no mind of mine. I am “Eighteen” Womanly singular hiding what is unsure I am “Nineteen” experiences mark me darken me writing with tattoos on my fingers
Title inspired by The Bell Jar
emma-louise
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 10:27 PM UTC
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