I still read your messages and pretend it's 2016.
Why do I still miss your curly hair and the pain you made me feel.
I was a bee addicted to a flower.
Our shoulders touched,
and all I wanted was to intertwine my fingers with yours.
Watching the electricity spark.
But while I looked at you,
You stared at her.
And the flower that was once was no longer,
but my love for you will always be.
-/Ophelia/
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Ophelia Poetry
I’m a Canadian poet and creative writer. I’m a movie buff and an avid reader. I love photography and baking in my spare time.
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