valencia
valencia
orange spiced
and everything nice
her name was powerful and strong
along with the other girls
valencia
you wear it out
like your favorite blue jeans
as we sit on park benches
with matching milk mustaches
how marvelous do you think it would be
if we could run away from here
the silence breaks like glass
quite marvelous
she nervously replies
girls like valencia
don't get nervous over those types of comments
or they're not supposed to
being strong willed and stubborn
isn't the best mix
in towns were there were boys like this
trying to persuade you
into things you didn't want to do
as if your decisions didn't matter
are you listening
his almond eyes filled with artificial concern
why was she still there?
who knew
because she didn't
his lips curl into a frown
the common annoyed look begins to become evident
even though you should be annoyed
by his restless attempts to get you to leave
valencia
the tears that streak her cheeks
were like paint strokes on a canvas
she no longer knows
whether to be sad or happy
he was like an oncoming catastrophe
that was too fast to move from
swopping everything
why was she so naive
to a notorious human being
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