Katelyn Hinman is your average clinically depressed, chain-smoking, pill-popping, run-of-the-mill teenage girl. She is a jaded wallflower, living off of ungodly amounts of nicotine and other people's misfortune. Everything and anything inspires her writing.
but i saw you today
without the delightful pleasure
of hasty introductions
of trivial formalities
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boat stave ribs and thin jutting hips
a cacophony of defiled desire
heaving through pretty pale blooming lips
she writhes alone on the funeral pyre
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we shuffle home across the grainy sidewalk
shivering against the autumn chill as we do every afternoon
full backpacks and gaudy designer bags slung over our weary shoulders
as usual, i unwillingly overhear the conversation around me
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(red. green. yellow. blue.)
in my eyes the carnival lights bathe you in such a manner
they illuminate the dismal grey of your complexion
enchant that polyester tragedy upon your head
...
i see your colored christmas lights are still up
in the very middle of august
you remind me of our first holiday together
tears descending your bare cheeks
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