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Me on Love
you are clawing
at the top of your skull
where your hair parts down either side.
you like to think,
(and sometimes you say to me), that
“it parts that way because that’s where I open it,”
like a dresser with two doors
and I can tell
that your thoughts sit inside your head
at the very top:
filled with helium,
waiting to hit open air.
float up and maybe land everywhere
on the contrary,
I am always open-
but always empty
waiting until someone
pours their thoughts into me
hitting the base of my skull first,
and then the top
(and then I am full)
(and they are usually yours).
I’ve thought about this a lot,
and how this makes us the same.
I wonder if it’s worse to claw or to wait

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I don't really write poetry that often. I enjoy it when I do, though. This is part of a couple poems I wrote about how I feel about love, and how I think about things when I feel that strongly about someone.