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A Poem by Lizzie Madloch

i've spent so many nightssleeping next to you.it's undefined.fine.held close and protected from daybreak.i remember when kissing made it officialwhen ..

listening to polish rap (read: broken-hearted)

A Poem by Lizzie Madloch

I’m learning to love Being strong enough to love youTo talk to an empty audience And exist tangible enough to have enough heart to hold myself u..

regrets? (i'm fine)

A Poem by Lizzie Madloch

It’s four months later And i still love you.I haven’t been writing much Cause it’s repetitive and most of my pensHave run out of ink..

r.i.p.

A Poem by Lizzie Madloch

i carry my grief lightly on my shoulder.see how it sits.we don’t talk much nowbut the leaves are fading againand grief still tastes the same. i&..

a little disaster

A Poem by Lizzie Madloch

own mind and perspiration on coffee.notebooks full of ink sketches and poemsno fiction to be found here.Welcome to the narrative. You next to me,about..

we came out alright

A Poem by Lizzie Madloch

We came out alright.Look out the window, that’s not shrapnel falling from our hearts,just a beautiful sunny day. Let’s toss away lose cha..

heartless

A Poem by Lizzie Madloch

I didn’t write about us breaking up yetand I write about everything.Sorry.It was Sept 9th. And i’m not a good quirky misunderstood heroine..

just

A Poem by Lizzie Madloch

Just because i share myself with someone elseDoesn’t mean my lips taste any worse.

a familiar routine

A Poem by Lizzie Madloch

I’m not a booknot eloquent or poised to amaze.I want you to see methoughand hold me in a lap on snowflake days.I’m starting to realizemayb..

realist

A Poem by Lizzie Madloch

it's funny how wedding gowns look like they're shut up in body bagsa matter of perspectivethat is.