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are you?

i want to know if you are thinking about me.

if you are writing about me the way i write about you.

if you are overthinking my words they way i overthink about you. 

if you miss me when i miss you.

are you?

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looks nice!

slowly coming along :-)

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i have gotten over her, now.

somewhat. 

but it doesn’t matter now, because i love you. 

i keep grasping onto your words for a flag.

a light that you love me too. 

but i can’t.

there is nothing there.

nothing other than your smiles and hands and the way you look at me.

and i see you look at her that way too. 

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i don’t have much to say. 

i wish i did, but i don’t.

 my words are meaningless and lifeless and they just barely stick to my screen. 

how do i write a poem? a poem someone else will want to read.

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François-Hubert Drouais

French, 1727-1775

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When you’re a grumpy ass, troll-like person by nature but still really want to maintain a soft and feminine aesthetic.

Photos by Kiera Elise

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i smoke away your heartbreak. i write this feeling down on a cigarette  and as i listen  to one of my dearest songs, i brush you off of my shoulder. the ashes fall onto the ground.

i brush you off of my shoulder. (via sunsetico)

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You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough

Mae West

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po·em

ˈpōəm,pōm/

noun

a piece of writing that partakes of the nature of both speech and song that is nearly always rhythmical, usually metaphorical, and often exhibits such formal elements as meter, rhyme, and stanzaic structure.

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halloween

it is to early

to dress up for halloween

but I can’t bare to live in my own skin

craving attention

with everything i say

this could be something

but i’m not talented

in any sorta way

the light seems to bright to sit through

i stare up at my white ceiling

and tell myself that

i’m outside

it is to early

to dress up for halloween

but I can’t bare to live in my own skin

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no·vel

/ˈnävəl/

noun

a fictitious prose narrative of book length, typically representing character and action with some degree of realism.