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delirious-eyes

you're reborn again
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remember me for my good, too, not just my bad.

i do things and then…why did i do them again? if i misplace something, a miserable place, where is the guaranteed space where i know you'll never let me down, if i keep letting myself down? if i keep on repeating the same mistakes? if i'm aware of them but i just...can't stop? do i even deserve that? do i deserve certainty in my sickness? can you love someone who you pity? if i don’t write things down, it feels like none of it was actually real to begin with. so....tell me, do we only love those who we trust more than we can trust ourselves? there was love and maybe we loved each other, really, but i think we only loved ourselves. the parts of ourselves that shone over the wicked grime, the uncomfortable stillness that we felt made us pitiful, that made us worthless. we deserted them and left them somewhere rather haphazardly in a dark corner, barren, bleak. nude. but sometimes, a familiar face, bare before any war scars, pries the door open, says look inside. open your eyes. then

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Literature

remember me for my good, too, not just my bad.

i do things and then…why did i do them again? if i misplace something, a miserable place, where is the guaranteed space where i know you'll never let me down, if i keep letting myself down? if i keep on repeating the same mistakes? if i'm aware of them but i just...can't stop? do i even deserve that? do i deserve certainty in my sickness? can you love someone who you pity? if i don’t write things down, it feels like none of it was actually real to begin with. so....tell me, do we only love those who we trust more than we can trust ourselves? there was love and maybe we loved each other, really, but i think we only loved ourselves. the parts of ourselves that shone over the wicked grime, the uncomfortable stillness that we felt made us pitiful, that made us worthless. we deserted them and left them somewhere rather haphazardly in a dark corner, barren, bleak. nude. but sometimes, a familiar face, bare before any war scars, pries the door open, says look inside. open your eyes. then

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the difference between tadpoles and frogs

she has spawning pearls forming in her eyes like tadpoles waiting for their mother's signal to swim and breathe their first land-breath, and she cries because she can now see differently, she can see that she was never given that signal to swim, to breathe, to live. there are sections of her notebook that have misplaced crumpled and shadowy drops, maybe from all of those nights she spent alone, crooning over someone she should've never loved in the first place. but she grasped onto those words that it would get better, the patches on her skin that were dirty would be clean and she would shimmer, a beautiful frog with a black design on he

stuff i like

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Saw you standing there

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this isn't really a love poem for you- yet.

to be selfishly in love- thunderbirds are nipping at my ankles, and somewhere inside their minds they’re pitying the mind of a woman who’s in love. you tell me sometimes that you’d rather be alone. i feel as if my limbs have sunken to the floor when you say this, in sync with the roots of a deep-rooted willow tree. i want to return to that same backyard that i thought of boys like you- that same love that i think you always thought about, too. feathers are now in my eyes, tiny droplets of dew that sprinkle the newborn plants who long to grow as tall and thick as their mothers. i can only hope that someday they’ll re

short and bittersweet

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confessions

it never started as a desire to become thin; or an obsessive need to maintain calories. it started with a simple touch of her slender hand; a prolonged stare, then a full and rancid devouring of the mind-- the black plague, in essence. my body had this way of maneuvering itself; it's easy to become thin when food is about as appealing as a damaged lung or heart disease. that year had been one of the most significant of all others; i had been kissed for the first time, a spark on my lips that i locked away with a silver key-- but i was destructing. my body was screaming and yelling with the full blown speed of a vanishing bullet, but they were

Scraps

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