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Apr 27
Once
apon a
time you
were taller than
me, I use to look up
to you . Hows that going
for you ? Once  apon  times I
would  brush  air over  my head just
so the movement would distract you from
how  far I cut in too short . Apon times it would
bother me that the difference was noticeable,  that you
would see my lack of intimate as provable. Times have changed,
little  did you   know by  the end of  your era you would still be here Standing the same.  Little did you know you would be the real one to blame. Little did I know your  height  was  what  had  me  slouching, your leg to my ribs, pressed upon my shoulders and gripes, shouting.
Little   did I know I wasn’t really going insane, l cant believe your rip of    me was all really for a ticket  to fame. Time I found out why your height never spurt, Why it blew out, why your back and knees always hurt. Just the  fact of now  knowing why there were  weird holes your shirt...     how your goal was to make my pain part  of your game and observe...     You had me light  headed, dizzy and wishing my mother never gave birth. Intervals have changed, just like how you grew into your shoes             and out of my height, One clock              later I grew out of                        shattered glass and my                             completely torn                             tights. I thank the tik                             that the rhythm of                                 the tok never                                         fully aligned,               that the moment was never really right, that I could always wear heals and feel just fine. At this point there is nothing l cant
survive. I enjoy the breeze down here. Without your
throats thunder over my head.
Without me on my knees praying my life
wouldn’t keep feeling as if it was time I made it the end.
So sitting on your     ice hill  , freezing  stood   forward,  the best
thing i ever did for      my self was push you      out of the powerd
battery portal. I         thought there would be        a bright day after
  the storm. But i           drowned in your                  hail tornado
mind swarm.
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