Read the scars on my body like braille, for I no longer know how to tell a story that belongs deeply to me but is no longer mine.
HINNAH MIANAllow me to introduce myself, A warning and a welcoming all at once.
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When you kissed me you breathed air into my lifeless soul.
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I’m sorry only I can both drown you and be the summer that dries it away.
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I like to trace the ghosts of your fingers on the back of my hand. They read- I don’t know how to hold without you.
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When I look in the mirror, I don’t see a poem.
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Tear me open and rest inside me.
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Somewhere in these walls we’re still dancing, feeling nostalgic and much too in my head.
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And what am I but the smallest of footnotes in the universe’s everlasting memoir?
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How do you mourn the loss of someone who was never yours to begin with?
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How does one love a person who is not a person but a multitude?
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I love you the way rain falls on a sunny day- a kind of marvelous sadness.
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Here I am, a mosaic of becomings.
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I turn moments into poetry.
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He reminds me of the shadow between silences.
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I am tired of living in a world, where I belong deeply, to anyone but myself.
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Every beauty mark, a country to roam. Every stretch mark, a river to cross.
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