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A Letter to the Moon
I admire her,
I suppose that’s woefully inadequate.
She is graceful and clumsy,
Hardly average and wholly kind.
Love;
Meaning connection.
It is held in the shape of her smile,
In the stitches on her converse.
She often calls herself stupid,
I see so much in her eyes.
A mind full of thoughts,
And a voice so full of feeling.
It falls so casually from her lips,
She is oblivious to the profoundness hidden within each mumble.
Intellect and insecurity,
A distinct abnormal normality.
She is special,
Sharper than diamond and no less beautiful.
Though she doesn’t shine like a jewel,
But instead like new and fresh fire.
She speaks with rain behind her words,
Hidden in the wavering of her laughter.
She often cries,
But it’s louder in her own head.
Friendship;
Meaning her.
It is held in the strings of a guitar,
In eggless cookie dough.
I suppose that’s woefully inadequate.
She is graceful and clumsy,
Hardly average and wholly kind.
Love;
Meaning connection.
It is held in the shape of her smile,
In the stitches on her converse.
She often calls herself stupid,
I see so much in her eyes.
A mind full of thoughts,
And a voice so full of feeling.
It falls so casually from her lips,
She is oblivious to the profoundness hidden within each mumble.
Intellect and insecurity,
A distinct abnormal normality.
She is special,
Sharper than diamond and no less beautiful.
Though she doesn’t shine like a jewel,
But instead like new and fresh fire.
She speaks with rain behind her words,
Hidden in the wavering of her laughter.
She often cries,
But it’s louder in her own head.
Friendship;
Meaning her.
It is held in the strings of a guitar,
In eggless cookie dough.
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