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a mirror

a love poem

By Landon JonesPublished 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago 1 min read
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a mirror
Photo by Михаил Секацкий on Unsplash

quiet on a graveled playground i crouched

chain link corners cuz they said i had to

run besides the little dicks because

if only i could learn to fit

if only i could learn to fit

though do they more than barely know

i exist beyond teased hair and sucker punches

i bathe wounded wild boy skin

in sissy moon tears

and the girls laugh too

and the teachers wonder…

but today i finally catch an eye

a deep ocean with a sandy island

where the always witch makes castles

all alone but for a lonely world

to discover in a day…

and looking up into shimmering sky

she did feel me peering softly in

and sang sweetly to the stars that danced

reflecting all she was

surreal poetry
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About the Creator

Landon Jones

Exploring existence through writing, art, and existing. Writer of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Friend of the inner child. Interrogator of the inner sheep. I stop to smell the flowers (and talk to them too).

art @landonmakesthings

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