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paper burns/tears/folds too easy MAG
paper kids in our make-believe paper town:
still dreaming as our city burned down
we were made of i love you’s that weren’t
made to last;
our origami hearts left torn
all too fast
we folded our airplanes and parted
our ways,
turned the next page from our
melancholic days.
This is a finalist in the June 2022 Poetry Contest!
Robyn D. is a 9th grade student born in Toronto, Canada. She's lived all over the world as an expat, including Missouri, Connecticut, and Shanghai.