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The Muses

I wasn't your only muse. A poem.

By Kayla JeffersonPublished 3 years ago Updated 3 years ago 1 min read
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I wasn't your only Muse, this we both know.

i died to be with you

i lied to be with you

i cut up everything that made me myself

to be what you wanted

i don’t blame you

i don’t blame myself

i blame us and our love for toxicity

because we both became each other’s poison

i’m not mad

in fact i let it go

because loving you was so sweet

that it killed the heat that i couldn’t see

i was addicted to you

enamored by you

i wanted nothing more than to be your muse

you painted me

but it wasn’t just me

you painted her too

as if i couldn’t see

If you enjoyed this piece, check out my other poem "The Woman In The Wall." Tips are not expected, but greatly appreciated!

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About the Creator

Kayla Jefferson

I am a 23 year old writer based in Houston, TX. I write short, creative fiction, true crime analysis, and poetry. I hope you find something you like here in my world. Tips are not expected, but appreciated!

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