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The Pink Girl

a poem.

By Ruby RedPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
The Pink Girl
Photo by Mae Mu on Unsplash

I was pink,

And she was purple

Together we would rule the world.

I liked spring,

She loved fall

We’d both laugh at nothing at all

.

Way too often

The storm clouds came

She'd stay at mine

Big words and bad sounds.

We had only just turned nine

.

I held her umbrella

While she walked the dog

Our gumboots all muddy

While our minds played in fog

.

Then the day arrived

Where her dad had enough

Said they’d pick up and leave

And I knew our time was up.

.

We could’ve written

Scribbled thoughts to see the world

But nothing could top it,

So I let the purple paper curl.

.

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Ruby Red

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    Written by Ruby Red