Old soul
Without a filter I am me
Which sometimes can be contradicting
I love the way my eyes look when they catch the sun mid-day
But I can't stand the heat
I hate love but most of all I hate that I can't stop loving the feeling it gives me
I hate the world but I can't not love it cause it's the only place for me besides Heaven
I have a lot of friends, but I feel very lonely
Without a filter I am
A Baker A Sculpter,
A Stylist, A Painter
A daughter, An older sister
A forever student, A follower of God
I like to sip fresh squeezed lemonade and lay under willow trees
Lay as my hair catchs the wind and the grass tickles my feet
I like long walks and high waisted jeans
I like listening to Marvin Gaye and Lauren Hill
I love polaroids and old cassette tapes
Without a filter, there's so much to me then you see
I am me
I am an Old Soul
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