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First Love

(First Heartbreak)

By Poppy Published 2 years ago Updated 9 months ago 1 min read

My first love was

Eyes seeing me when

The rest of the world

Didn’t notice me

Standing in the shadows

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My first love was

Genuine laughter and

Pointless conversations

That meant everything to me

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My first love was

Greetings in hallways and

Waves across crowded rooms

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My first love was

Mumbled words

And shy smiles

Lit up faces and

Constant daydreams

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My first love was

My first heartbreak

Sleepless nights

Blurry eyes

Shaky smiles

And eyes looking

At the ground

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My first heartbreak

Was sad songs

And blankets at midday

It was insecurities

And emptied hope

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It was shattering hearts

And poisonous thoughts

Lightless stars

Oceans of tears

And love letters

Stuffed into dusty drawers

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My first love

Was the person

I thought you were

And my first heartbreak

Was the person you

Turned out to be

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You were a daydream

That was never real

A home that burnt down

A memory that never mattered

And a butterfly flying

Just out of reach

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You are the scars

On my heart and

The hesitation in my words

When someone asks me about love

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You are my demons

And my fears and

The silences that

Suffocate me

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My first love and heartbreak

Were my darkest days

And the overwhelming idea

That I was not enough

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  • Randy Wayne Jellison-Knock8 months ago

    You, too?

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