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Rhiana B. Parmar
1 min readNov 13, 2021

I think about you when I’m not supposed to, when years have passed and the crisp feel of your hair is meant to be numb to my senses.

I think about your corroded brown eyes framed by a steel gate.

I think about your towering gaze, in denial of our building craze.

And your cotton candy sunset flushed lips.

although everything about you was like the bottom of a never ending abyss.

One breathing soul, one numb soul, a disaster written in the stars.

You were trying to break through the 6ft walls of my heart.

I think I might have ruined you, caused a rumble in the earthquake of your brain, of your mental.

I think I overflowed the kettle in your eyes, while you burned me with your lies.

You diminished me , the last straw to turning into ice.

I regret you, I reminisce you, I pray for you, I despise you.

But I think about you when I’m not supposed to.

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Rhiana B. Parmar
Rhiana B. Parmar

Written by Rhiana B. Parmar

I am a literary fanatic, and a writer of all things ( Toronto Metropolitan University, B.A degree in Arts and Contemporary Studies, Minor in Philosophy)

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