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Pillow Talk


If objects had a voice, what would they say? "I'll be your friend, don't send me away; I'll keep your secret, No need to regret; I'll listen to you patiently, Will hide your tears in me, constantly; I am your pillow, Whenever you feel low; You shed your tears on me, Like a pouring rain, into the sea; When you miss somebody, You hug me; When you are angry, You punch me; I bear all your mood swings, Laughter and cries are forgotten things; I will be there in your highs and lows, I know your secrets, which nobody knows." If objects had a voice, My pillow, I would prioritize.
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Poetic Cascades

A 25 year old, amateur poetess. I love working with rhymes in my poems. Instagram: @_poetic.cascades_

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Gaseous cocoon
<p>Your friend pillow I would love too.</p><p>I would fill it my best feathers without tips and with the hope that all good days are good.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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