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paperpixie3

paperpixie3

Teenager. Writing etc.

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paperpixie3

paperpixie3

Teenager. Writing etc.

46
Writings
44
Followers
44
Following
Bear

paperpixie3

1 min read

My bear and me

We sit and wait

My mind is running

I want a clean slate,

A start over fresh.

But he,

He is happy with his world,

And hopes for me the same.


Me and my bear cuddle to sleep.

He wishes away my worries,

Holds me while I weep.

Even in my worst of moments,

He was always there,

So tell me where he is,

I need him.

I need my Teddy Bear....

Poetry

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Action For A Reaction

paperpixie3

1 min read

Don’t force yourself into a period of waiting.

Time will never pass as slowly.

We are told it comes when not expected,

Consequently using our time misdirected.


What it really means is wait enough time and something will happen.

Go out and take action,

Or sit, hopelessly awaiting a reaction.


Don’t let things come to you,

Go and get what you want.

Someday you’ll have no time left for stalling,

An...

Poetry

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Untitled

paperpixie3

1 min read

The light dances across the old wooden boards,

And it whispers softly in a distant voice.

It speaks to be no more than who you are.


You have no reason to achieve more,

You only have to be.

Exist,

Nurture the softness of your spirit with the riches of the earth.


When you feel full of life’s fruit,

Do not choke on the rest.

Leave it for someone else,

And let them love it

And use it,

Better than yo...

Poetry

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Backwards

paperpixie3

1 min read

What are we curing?

Tumors.

So of course,

Give them to the rat in the cage.


What are we fixing?

Chains.

Once again,

Break the links.


What are we putting out?

Fires.

And so,

Torch it all.


Things often have to be broken before you can fix them.

Maybe,

Fighting with those you love,

Isn’t so backwards after all....

Poetry

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The Burden Of Memory

paperpixie3

1 min read

The feeling,

That takes you from a well and able person,

To an ill and sickened body.


The horrors of regret

Of wishing you could change

What has happened before.


The burden of memory,

Of the past

Hangs heavy on a guilty man’s heart.

But just as a heavy,

On a girl who has stuttered in class....

Poetry

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Thorn

paperpixie3

1 min read

In a world full of roses,

Be a thorn.

An unrelenting thorn

Festering in the side of the conformers of the world.


Stick immediately to those

Uniform and resistant to change.


Be impossible to ignore,

Splintering with passion,

With what you hold to be true.


Among the perfect and delicate roses,

Easy to love,

Be hard to love.

Be complex and ever changing.


See who sticks around,

Sticks around like...

Poetry

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Farewell My Almost Lover

paperpixie3

1 min read

Something will click.

And it will feel,

Different.


Not the obsession from before.

But more like you’ve never gotten along with someone like you are right now,

And you feel you never will.


Maybe I only really loved,

The thought of you.

Farewell, my almost lover....

Poetry

Romance

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Awash In A Sea Of Quiet

paperpixie3

1 min read

When the stars fell,

We were walking gently.

And as they descended from the sky,

We simply lay.

Lay and felt the warmth fade from the sky.

The moonlit paleness of your skin

Left in quick descent.

And in the darkness we swam,

Waded in our fears

Awash in the infinite sea of quiet....

Poetry

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Rediscovery

paperpixie3

1 min read

When I’m old and paper thin,

I’ll recognize the sweet lull of cold silence.

Excite from the dull, insipid crickets in the air

Or the numbing grass on the hard ground.


Feel and hold the melancholy ache

Of nothing, and nobody

Being around.

Like a relive of first discovery’s.


I’ll clutch the lacking old picture,

Framed by the books.

And run my fingers over it.

Finding peace in the mundane....

Poetry

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Rooted Overthinking

paperpixie3

1 min read

I think overthinking is carved deep in my skin.

It runs its roots up like veins to my heart,

Planting itself in my chest.

Outstretching it’s limbs it reaches

Reaches to the far corners of my skull,

Twists around my brain,

Tells me if I don’t have it I have nothing.

It’s leaves fall and settle in my stomach,

And hold me down like a cold rock.


Despite that,

I feel its blossoms in my chest,

I know I...

Poetry

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