The Boy Who Wasn't Mine
When I think of summer, I think of you.
By Jillian SpiridonPublished 5 years ago • 1 min read

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there were whispers following me,
all this noise I just couldn't shake,
moments slipping for all to see,
as if there was any more I could take.
*
but my summer was bright with you,
the words you shared in honey bursts alight—
always sweet on the tongue as if said on cue—
but I didn't care: you made me forget my blight.
*
you sang me poetry in glimpses and notes,
things I sequestered away for further study,
because I was eyeing every sign in your quotes
to tell me that I was far more than just a buddy.
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but you were just another fish in the sea
and that was all you would ever be.
About the Creator
Jillian Spiridon
just another writer with too many cats
twitter: @jillianspiridon
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