HerA Poem by JessieCrushing on a woman as a bisexual woman myself
Bold; she fills the room.
So young but worlds exist in her songs. The stars would chase away the moon to let her shine a bit brighter. Hard to admit - my thoughts are closely knit. I hide them away in a heart-shaped box made of timber, made of black, scarred by too many attacks. Varnish it and make it gleam until it seems okay again. But battle worn and endlessly torn, it has forever lost it's sheen.
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Added on February 24, 2019 Last Updated on February 24, 2019 Tags: poem, love, homophobia, queer AuthorJessieAustraliaAboutAbout me? I am human, have permanent writers block, and am finishing a journalism degree. more..Writing
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