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Dawn Anderson Jan 2017
The air is cool.
I breathe in, and immediately
The smell of pine fills my lungs,
I breathe out,
Leaving a cool
Almost peppermint taste on my tongue.

Past the pine trees,
That stand as tall towers,
Past the deep green color that paints the dark brown branches.
I see, a once bright blue sky,
Has become a grey white shade.

All I can hear is the wind,
The soft whistle of air moving quickly past me
It pounds while doing so,
Pounds on the drums of my ears,
Loudly.
All of this accompanied by flecks of
Pure white.
The soft snowflakes landing on my skin,
Each one with its own unique shape,
I finally feel at peace.
uhhhhhhh Nov 2017
ur just a ignornat whtie ******* that needs to b bheaded wid a blunt knife.
White knight loser, Crawl back into the **** blossom that spawned u.

C'mere ya ******* piece of ****.
You love me for the fat on my chest why can't you love me for the fat on my stomach you *******.

**** suckin *******. I was right - take this: uuaah.

you've never been a bridesmaid is because people don't want a ***** as a friend
God's curse on *****'s *******.

Goodnight Moon, you albino m&m looking space-pebble garbage *******.
asg Aug 2014
i think when i let you leave i let you leave with too much of me. i woke this morning and called the color teal green. i drank my coffee black instead of with cream. i struggled at work trying not to daydream about whtie picket fences and sunshine and even lawns. i went to the beach to watch the gulls and i never shared one bit of my sandwich; which was peanut butter with jelly instead of honey. you swore when you left i'd be a different person without you and you were right excpet for the implication that i would be better. you stole my laughter and my breath while you were here, but did not return them when you left and now i wake up gasping for air in the middle of the night and weep myself back to sleep. others would say i have become a shell of the woman i once was but i don't agree with that analogy. you were my shell, encrusted with jewels of knowledge and worldliness and creativity and you covered me with it. i didn' know before you left but i know now and i cannot stand the sound of the ocean anymore. i'd ask you to come back but it would be only to steal away your shell and mask this hollow body. and i don' want to do that to you. you're too beautiful to hurt again.
you left a bag full of books, by the way. i supose those can make me colorful again.

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