Cowgirl @ Core
a modern romantic; yearning cowgirl, parisian resident & music lover
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Diane? (opens the original)
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This month’s poem honorably talks about my NYC trip back in December ‘23, so and her lovely Lucy are mentioned (miss you!!!). Where did this poem come from? I had gone to a Twin Peaks Season One cinema marathon the day before my birthday, I had fainted in the tube and went to a bunch of doctor’s appointments. I remember sitting in the waiting rooms and whenever I felt my conscious leaving my body again, I thought of Agent Cooper and his Diane, how my Diane is probably The Cowboy.<a class="button
it’s over when it’s done (opens the original)
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This song [It’s Over - Djo] has come onto my shuffle ever since I first listened to it on September 9th last year, barely three weeks into my twenty-first year of life. Almost haunted by a future vision, I have ever since attempted at skipping it. Not that it isn’t good, it’s probably one of Djo’s best (I’ve been listening to him since Roddy without knowing who Steve Harrington was), I simply didn’t want my life to be over.Subscribe nowIt’s th
fairy's birthday (opens the original)
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This is a poem originally written on my Mama’s birthday last year, thinking this August being my birthday month again and after refusing to email you my depressive ones from last year (oh, you’re in for a ride with this month’s scheduled drafts anyways), I decided to honor my Mama, the woman who carried me for nine months around and raised, loved, and holds my hand throughout twenty-two years now, deserves this spot of being the muse of this month’s selected poem. I have started as well a little
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