I keep distance
Written by Abel Johnson Thundil
By Abel Johnson ThundilPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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We were little.
We played hide and seek,
And ran around.
We used to
Pinch each other,
Push each other,
Wipe each other's tears.
But now,
You've grown.
But now,
I can’t even stand near you.
Your body has rounded
And your mind has become too mature.
A girl becomes a woman
When men with morals see her
As a Chinese vase in a cardboard box
With the symbol of a broken glass on it.
A girl becomes a woman
When she attracts and repels men
At the same time,
Not knowing what to do;
A beautiful, silent awkwardness.
We were little;
And I still am that ten year old boy.
We were little,
But you've grown.
So I keep my distance
From you.
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