Tiny poems
I heard you like reading.
what’s your favorite book?
I want to go to our community library and read it.
I feel like that’s the only way I can get into your mind.
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I remember walking outside in the dead of winter.
That house is a fucking nightmare.
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I’m looking at the sky in a car at 8:04 at night. The more i stare at these little stars the more I think about if you’re staring at them too. I know you’re not. You’re probably smelling the stench of laundry detergent. I’ve fallen in love with this star. I hope when I die I can hold my star. I want to escape into it. Explore the temperature. I wonder if I’ll freeze or burn.
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It doesn’t matter how much I hate that tile floor or those ugly brown chairs.
The only thing I saw was that $10 glass heart I got you that says, “I love you mama”.
I worked so hard for that little piece of glass.
8 years old.
I remembered that your favorite perfume had a pink tint so I payed an extra $2 for the prettiest pink ribbon to wrap around your glass.
You cried when you saw it, even though I knew you peaked in the bag when I was showering.
It’s a blessing and a curse.
Sometimes I wish I believed in God.
Haha.
You threw it away after you got over me.
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