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Drawing so many lessons from her learning curves — she’s the type to bend my whole mind, folding me inward until I run in circles just to reach the state of her heart. I pin a flag in this feeling, praying she won’t mistake me for a red flag; the only red on me are the blushing cheeks she’ll never see — too dark for that shade to rise to the surface. If my cheeks could talk with a resonating voice, they’d confess everything I hide: that I’m already imagining her as my future wife. You could have choked me with how fast my words disappear — walking up to speak, and… __snap__ — they fall apart again. The wind screams through electric branches, and my thoughts keep branching off too, never wanting to leave the place where she lives inside my mind. Her gaze squeezes my small, stubborn heart like she knows exactly who I am — the lonely poet who pretends solitude is a choice, but breaks open whenever inspiration touches him. And God, it feels coy to admit it… but inspiration was you this whole time. I’m drawing the words I wish I could say to you — but I’m such a terrible artist. All I make are stick figures, _stick hopes, stick dreams…_ just trying to stick close to you. Because the truth is… I learned to draw poetry just to trace the outline of you.
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Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025 at 3:55 PM UTC
The Art of Saying You [Sketching My Way Toward You]