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Poetry & Art

2am

Call me at 2am
and tell me
you miss me now,
you don’t remember the last time someone laughed at you the way I did,
you wanted me to stay but were too afraid of what it would have meant for us,
you are ready now,
you want to change the world but only with me by your side,
you keep my scruffy love notes under your pillow,
you started to take up reading again in hopes of being closer to me,
every empty room in the house feels like it is spilling over with memories of me,
at night you drown in dreams about the smell of my hair and the colour of my eyes when I talk about the things I love,
at least once a week you think about buying plane tickets,
even after all this time you would travel around the entire globe to come see me if I asked you to,
you have been trying to follow my recipes in the cookbook I wrote for you.

 

You never seem to get the dishes right;
something is missing,
something is always missing.
I think it’s the love.

 

Call me at 2am
and tell me
you miss me now,
and tell me
you love me now.

 

Mean it.

 

Cry yourself to sleep
because I stopped loving you
a long time ago,
because I started living again
a long time ago.

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by Theresa Vogrin

Theresa Vogrin is a 24-year-old Austrian writer, living in Guildford (United Kingdom) and Graz (Austria).
Growing up, books were her best friends and so it came naturally to her to write her own stories. At the age of thirteen her love for writing was born and soon after that, she discovered the beauty of the English language.
In her work, Theresa discusses a wide range of themes such as love, life, relationships and distance.
Being a passionate person herself, she is very good at capturing emotions with her unique way with words. Through her poetry she tries to figure out how people work, why they do what they do and how she can make them feel something - anything - with just her words.
Theresa published her first poetry book "Bitter-Sweet" in July 2018.


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