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You love me. I don't love you. Now I love you. And I don't tell because you love her. I hide my feelings. And he is still loved. I am alone.
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Sep 15, 2018
Sep 15, 2018 at 9:09 PM UTC
Basically Every Romantic Movie Ever
Dear John, All my poems are addressed to no one, And no thing. You see, I’ve been trying to braid scenes, create spaces, To hide and for you to seek. A sanctuary, a sin. We could dream of fortresses, places to protect us From the worst of all: ourselves. But we are here, in this city, And your mouth is a sky, Setting, leaving words black. Every dream is on water, And every morning, I wake up sinking. In my dreams are ships, are sinking, Are floods of skies and no rain, Are jungles dry and thick and my finger on the trigger Of a camera, imagining a frame to fit everything in Side. And outside, car rides on roads closest to the milky way. Bells do not chime in America, only horns, only a billion birds fly but have you ever caught one in your hands? Do you unravel yourself before falling to bed, but only dream in your sleep?
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Dec 21, 2016
Dec 21, 2016 at 9:36 PM UTC
Dear
Soft s Hard z Warring names Like warring nations Soldiers in and out of filled Train stations. Letters March Up and down Filling pages of Notebooks bought brown Math was a bite and a bore English is her light and her lore She never wrote love stories out loud Because a twice uttered spell could cause her to drown Deep in a sea of serpentine slopes That the people called  loves, dreams and hopes But she did color with her mind A clouded sky Steeped full of orange and pink painted chai The cup was bitter but sweet A chance for two lovers to meet Select all; delete Now he is gone before she could sleep Slumber is simple Unless you are on watch Watching your watch for another To stand notching his clock Never Relieved of duty her names never ceased fire The letters are looting Abased of greed they get their fill Filled full of slumber and pills
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 5:51 PM UTC
Letters Unwritten