Emptiness
Dear
empty white space on my paper
I wish I could fill your every crevice
with words that meant something to us
I wish I could paint your every corner and edge
so that you never feel empty
so that you are as full
as the thoughts in my mind
I wish I wasn’t too scared
too turn your blankness
into beauty
Dear
dull black words written on my paper
I wish you weren’t as empty
as the white spaces that surround you
I wish you meant something to us
I wish you weren’t influenced by a force
other than my heart
I wish you were mine
Dear
hand that holds the dark pen
that writes the words of another
I wish your twenty-seven bones
were strong enough to write themselves
I wish you were an artist
and could turn this endless canvas
into something meaningful
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