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Her (a poem)
When you see her
I'm sure to be there
When you see me
She'll be close behind
'Joined at the hip'
Is what they joke
Not understanding
That's how we like it
And that's it always will be
Short wavy chocolate locks
Next to her
Long straight sunbeams
Bright jade pools
Reflecting in my own
Dark coffee eyes
She's clad in blue and black
I'm clothed in white and pink
Two sides of the same coin
When separated
Incomplete
An ancient oak
And its emerald leaves
A golden beach
And the Sapphire ocean
So very different
But unable to exist
Without each other
Secrets?
We don't know the word
Not when it comes to one another
Don't tell one of us something
You don't want the other to know
Don't hurt one
Unless you want the eternal enmity
Of the other
No need to speak
We understand each other
Just fine without words
A meaningful glance at me
During a boring activity
And I'm trying to explain
Why I can't stop laughing
And she's laughing right along
With me
She's upset
And I'm there
Always
Reassuring her
'It'll be fine'
I'm crying
And she there at my side
Wiping my tears away
Telling me
'It's okay'
I save her from drowning
In her own fears
Again and again
Pulling her out of the rough waters
Pointing out the sun
Convincing her the storm clouds on horizon
Aren't really there
But it's only a temporary respite
Until the next tide comes in
And the world that has hurt her so many times
Throws her back to sea
And she catches me
When I start to fall off
The cliff of my own mind
Retreating into myself
Cutting off the world
To avoid being hurt again
Showing me that there are enough stars
To make it worth living
In the night
Friends
Companions
Sisters
All of the above
But not quite
Nothing else can compare
To what we have between us
So when you see me coming
She's certain to be there too
You can't have one
Without the other
Not truly
You can have the empty masks we show
To the world
But not the faces behind them
She'll hold my facade in her hands
And I'll grasp hers
As we speak
Costumes abandoned
Unneeded
Because it's only us
Together
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