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Excerpt from the poem “From Franklin Delano Roosevelt to Elanor Roosevelt” by Fortesa Latifi (@madgirlf), featured in her poetry collection, No Matter the Time
I wonder how long it will take for me to stop dreaming of you. if I had known how long this love would stick to my skin, would I still have started it? yes. yes. a thousand times yes.
Fortesa Latifi
from No Matter the Time by @madgirlf : http://bit.ly/nomatterthetime ♡
Girls with now dull claws instead of pink nail beds Girls who are made of fresh meat and old bones Girls who lie in bed with rotting meat and older bones Girls who don’t hide Girls who aren’t scared of the monsters inside their heads Girls who breath fire Girls who can save themselves Girls who haunt your nightmares and your dreams Girls with blood on their hands Girls who howl at the moon Girls who fight Girls who know their worth Girls with fangs Girls like me
Girls who sharpen their claws when they grow dull

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Re-reading 'We Were Young' by @madgirlf 💕
Excerpt from the poem “From Hadley Richardson Hemingway to Ernest Hemingway” by Fortesa Latifi (@madgirlf), featured in her poetry collection No Matter The Time
I love you and you break my heart but I’m young so I sweep up the glass and open the windows to let the light in and invite you back to do it again.
Fortesa Latifi