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zoie marie lynn
i’m made of sidewalk cracks and moments i should’ve taken
i’m made of broken rings and the wrong girls i put my trust in.
because i didn’t know what love was until i kissed a girl made of thorns
and i didn’t know what happiness was until fear started sleeping without locking the door.
i’m no where near what the world makes me out to be
what it expects from me
and maybe that’s okay.
i’m made of ****** coffee and the constant pressure of being something else
i'm made of holes in the foundation and girls that kiss me just to watch me melt.
because i didn't know what lust was until i touched skin made of broken glass
and i didn't know what hope was until i fell a little too fast.
my story ends before it even starts
because forever is only real if you look like art
but i look like broken promises in an empty hallway
and maybe that's okay.
and strange what desire will make foolish people do
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lena k
you stole my light
when i told you to stop
and you ignored my red light
and kept going
like my body was undiscovered land
and you were a colonizer.
perhaps my asking you to stop
turned you on
made you hungry.
you looked at me with your hungry eyes
like i was fresh meat
for you to take and have for yourself
ignoring my stop signs
cries
screams
because i am nothing more
than an object to you
made for your manipulation and pleasures.
consent is key
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honey,
I find myself swimming
In your brown eyes.
sinking quickly into the sticky mess,
drowning.

honey.
sometimes too sweet
sometimes even bitter.

I mix honey into your kettle of lies,
soothe the roughness of your throat.
tongue tied, sharp glass words.
I’d kiss your lips
not realizing the blood you shed
was on our own battlefield

the thick, runny sound of your voice
stuck in my head.
The melody you sang to me
was hypnotizing.
did the words leave a bad taste in your mouth?

Your kisses were soft,
but your words stung like a bee.

I loved the way you made things sweet,
disguised the bitterness.

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