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I hadn't yet grown into my body or my mind, but I never had the time to worry about it. I guess I can see it now when I keep my eyes open, and I remember it was such a hard habit to stop sleeping with one eye open, and I'm afraid of going back. I know my mind is pretty enough when I imagine a garden and even though it might be dying, I'll plant plastic flowers. will anyone notice the difference?
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Jul 24, 2019
Jul 24, 2019 at 2:07 AM UTC
plastic flowers
I wonder what the first thing you touched was When you escaped the womb Besides your mother and father Any other family members Doctors and other trinkets that assist Or are given in the hospital What was the first thing you laid your hands on with intent Before me A piece of a butterfly wing Your new soft Teddy Glow in the dark star Newly found birth-mark I wonder what you have seen Before you saw me That has made your heart, your eyes, your skeletal composition, your tremendous amount of insides Flutter Go off balance New toy that’s on the market A train set The cute girl in your first grade class That you couldn’t talk to normally So instead You teased her What have you heard That harmonized with your soul Your ghost, your physical form Before your left ear Caught a trickle of my sigh Soon my voice that would follow A gentle lullaby Your mother used to sing to you at night Your favorite song I can no longer remember the name of I just know it went “You are my peach, you are my plum” What have you smelt That is your aroma therapy Or was Besides my conditioner And shampoo My old lady perfume Was it your own soap A pastry baking in the oven Or was it something I find foul Like mushrooms, maybe A scented candle An old Grand Piano I wonder what you thought When you found out you loved me Did it bring attention to all five of your senses Which one is your strongest Obviously it is not your sense of taste Otherwise you’d love me more than her saliva
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Jun 28, 2016
Jun 28, 2016 at 9:55 AM UTC
Four Senses Not Five