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Nov 25
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Yellow Sweater

Jewels

I lost my pomegranate passion, 
when I found my stained lips. 

Standing naked under the rain, 
Is too whole to satisfy.  

I ache to tear myself open
and hide in the cracks. 

I lost my pomegranate passion, 
When I learned about progress. 
When I learned more efficient ways to dismember the fruit. 
When I learned the word for petrichor. 

What’s inside the sky?
I have already dug through the dirt, 
but my pomegranate seeds were nowhere to be found.

 
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  1. saskiag
    Nov 30, 2020

    such good imagery, i love this so much!

    saskia g

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  1. Yellow Sweater
    Nov 30, 2020

    Thank you:)

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