My Colors, My Love
Like many in isolation, I turned to Tinder during the pandemic. I've never understood my true colors better.
The epitome of contrived
And all that is false
And materialistic
We matched on Tinder
The pink in her cheeks
Matched the pink in my hair
I swiped
“Hi cutie”
Tell me, where else do you find
lesbians in a pandemic?
Like the start of a bad joke
it wasn’t supposed to go anywhere
After texting a bit, we met "irl"
Such COVID-timed dates
left us fated
to court outdoors
Masks up, hands down
and kept to ourselves
What was left to do but
to gaze into those baby blues
So while we matched
in the belly of artifice
we fell in love
exclusively
under the stars
hugging winter gray trees
instead of each other
babbling on the beach
while cerulean waves
threatened our stagnant forms
as we remained wrapped up in
sleeping bags on top of
sand and dog poop
Yeah, that last part
was an accident
But I showered and she didn’t leave me
About the Creator
Kate Moe
Just a young, 20-something graduate who wants to share the experiences she wishes had been online for her. Mostly in times of woe and curiosity.



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