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o-ofirefly · 11 days
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I don't care for Facebook friends or Instagram followers, I don't want to see my contacts on TikTok, but I do wish I had Goodreads friends.
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o-ofirefly · 1 month
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As an emotionally distraught woman, how dare you call me emotional???
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o-ofirefly · 1 month
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And isn't this fascinating? This little thing we call dreams.
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o-ofirefly · 2 months
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Sometimes I like to text instead of talking in person because in text I can act kind and confident and interested.
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o-ofirefly · 2 months
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Just because I like birding and Goodreads is my most used app doesn't mean I'm an old woman. I'm just a kid with the spirit of an old woman keeping me captive.
(Pls send help she might convince me to start needle-point next)
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o-ofirefly · 2 months
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"My, what large pockets you have, miss!"
Said literally no one ever.
I want larger pockets.
Big enough to carry books.
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o-ofirefly · 2 months
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Walls can be painted, frames can be put up, carpets can be laid out, decorative pillows can be tossed, and blankets can be tucked. But I will never be 17 years old again, decorating my childhood bedroom and dreaming of leaving. Once the walls are bare and the floor is cleared, I won't be able to go back.
This space will echo, the ceiling whispering every story it witnessed because it can not hold my secrets any longer.
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o-ofirefly · 2 months
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And I realized that every bit of pain I'd felt since then had been labled as discomfort. Because dying had not been painful, just uncomfortable, so something as small as a paper cut could not possibly be real pain.
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o-ofirefly · 3 months
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PLEASE LOVE ME. For in this moment I feel unlovable, and in this moment I will stay.
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o-ofirefly · 3 months
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I find myself alone in my childhood home once again. And as a look out the darkened window I relive the moments that shaped me.
I recall sitting in this very same place at seventeen, my father back in the hospital, my mother gone to be with him. And as I recall, this was the moment that I realized that this was not at all unusual. It was just the way life was. And I wanted badly to tell someone what I now knew, but I realized that I had no one to tell. I was utterly alone.
School would not resume until Monday, and by then, my story would have no meaning, and I would not see purpose in telling my teachers. It would be yet another experience I told only to myself in the privacy of a house vacant of all things; parents, company, warmth, love, and purpose.
And as I sit here in this place reminiscent of childhood, I come to a final realization for the night; I was never in company, and so I learned to keep company limited to myself.
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o-ofirefly · 3 months
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Proud owner of precariously low dopamine levels and a fully healed industrial piercing.
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o-ofirefly · 3 months
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So.... when does being a poet start healing my soul? Cause I've been at it for ages, and I still feel lost and crazy as if my words mean nothing and I want that feeling to go away. When does the poetry start loving the poet?
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o-ofirefly · 3 months
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While you celebrated the snow days, I cried in my room, begging God to melt the cold away so that I could be free.
Remember that for some kids, the eight hours they spend at school might be the only eight hours they feel loved.
(Check on your friends.)
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o-ofirefly · 3 months
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YOU WOULD BE SO PROUD IF YOU SAW HOW FAR I'VE COME.
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o-ofirefly · 4 months
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Maybe I won't be anything when I grow up, but at least I'll have a bunch of badass piercings.
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o-ofirefly · 4 months
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I await my brothers return. Anxious.
Not for seeing him, but for the feelings I know I should feel but I don't feel that.
I love my brother but never missed him.
How cruel am I?
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o-ofirefly · 4 months
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Today at 2:47, just 45 minutes before school was released, we were put on lockdown. We were not allowed to leave our classrooms until 3:57.
I wasn't afraid though.
Not because I'm fearless or because I think I'm invincible.
Because this is America, and this is normal. How odd it is to be living the American dream.
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