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My Glue


I had chosen to live in fear of those around me. He could be thinking anything. She gossips with her breath. I was terrified of the strangers whose names I knew And those who knew my name apart from my soul. I had forgotten of the girl who remembers, to love. Who sacrifices herself and prepares for all. I ignored the girl who supports each face, Reads each writing and never wavers in strength. I had glossed over the girl who longs to wear white, And trusts me to be by her side for it. I doubted the constant presence and forgiver in my life For no reason but my hurt she was bandaging. I had chosen to fear the crumbling, And forgotten I had the glue.
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Hi! My name is Elizabeth Davenport, and I'm a college student who loves all things language, no matter what language it is! I'm probably reading, writing, or dancing in the rain right now. I'm a featured poet, Aura, on diesandnoctis.com (go check them out: they're great!), and use the names E.D., Elie Dav, and Elizabeth Davenport when posting my own.

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