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Love Like a Two Dollar Bill
By Zoë ChristiansonWhen I offered you
A heart full of love
You responded,
like this woman in a toy store
when I tried to spend a two dollar bill
a relative had given me
years ago, when I was young...
Quite Simply, You Are a Parallel Revolution
ByLife is a never-ending coil
With twists and turns
And you are one thing that I did not count on.
You are the mistake in a waltz.
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Love Like a Two-Dollar Bill
By Zoë Christiansonwhen I offered you a heart full of love
you answered,
like this woman in a toy store
when I tried to spend a two-dollar bill
a relative had given me
years ago, when I was young . . .
The World's Paint
By Bailey TullochYou may think that color paints the Earth, but really you're wrong.
The things we say have been the culprits all wrong
Take this book, take a look inside,
Don’t you see the things we should use with pride?
They fill our hearts, our minds, our soul,
Connection at First Sight
By Annie BarryI read about you
in my horoscopes and in a relatable tweet last week
as soon as I saw you, I knew those were written about you
All Things Terribly Lovely
By Hannah HollidayWhen you asked me who I thought you were and I didn’t have an answer, I was worried. Why does my brain not instantly generate poetry when I think about how beautiful you are? Now that I have an answer I am terrified.
Remember Summer?
By AnonymousHe’s got you stuck in his teeth.
Remember, summer?
Well, tell me:
Why’d you leave him and I alone in the blue tiled bathroom?
Remember, summer?
The one with the blood stained floors that we sat on for hours.
In Orchards of Lemon Trees
By Kate Rosein orchards of lemon trees
we tiptoe, under the hanging yellow fruit
in blue moonlight, we will stay until
orange light leads us inside