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Ketchh

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

1 poem·Since July 2016
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When it started

July 8, 2016

 

I didn’t do open mic or things uptight like that.

I never typed or write how I felt

Unless it was for assignments

 

Found it difficult to write with autocorrect underlining my mistakes

Ask to me to switch out I say

Because it knew what I meant to say. Right.

But then those words of pages turned into half failed pages.

 

But those were just assignment which auto would underline them

Dealing out the warning to whoever would take the time to read them

 

That’s when the switch turn

The read mark which would underline my mistakes

Turned into the flashing light with a heartbeat rate launched new sheet which it delivered

This personal device doesn’t take advice but knows how I’m feeling

Express myself through writing on its face

With the screen being shown what I’m healing.

 

Telling myself to gather all I collected .That felling I felt I save

Screen turn off.

You friend can sleep now keep resting .I will have more to tell you, myself

After my next lesson  

Just finding out texting can be more than emoji expressions

 

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