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poppiesandpromises · 10 months
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samsara
In every life i have
Met you, known you and loved you
We are intertwined
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ariasmontage · 10 months
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Ramen and other things
Ramen and other things,
Why do you taste like ecstasy?
Giggling, in her bare skin, "you're one with fools and fanatics."
You're not a liar, over ramen and other things.
Slipping through my fingers,
she taunts my inhibition.
Must you be so cruel,over ramen and other things?
Buried under, she moves slowly.
"I'm tired of masquerading as a human, would you please make me divine?"
In the neon of the unfamiliar ceiling, why are you mine, only after ramen and other things?
On my knees; you're my religion.
I'm her fool and fanatic, over ramen and other things.
-aria
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shifa-kazi · 9 months
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The clouds of my soul
Are manipulating themselves into believing
That every drop of kindness
They shed upon others
Will evaporate back to them.
-Shifa Kazi
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pvdpoetry · 10 months
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A poem for a recently broken up couple. Still loving, still processing, still have a light on, still traumatized.
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fandom-trash-goblin · 3 months
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If you are dead, I am not alive. If I'm alive, you can't be dead. Oh, I hated you— But you were still my brother.
Cain & Abel. Wei Wuxian & Jiang Cheng. Sirius & Regulus.
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quotelr · 1 year
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I am too intelligent, too demanding, and too resourceful for anyone to be able to take charge of me entirely. No one knows me or loves me completely. I have only myself
Simone de Beauvoir
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gamchawizzy · 9 months
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desperate grasping at the infinite, much like the stars: endless immeasurable the bloodstained grains of sand by the sea
a bygone world swirling, churning infinite in potential never further
for man is only what his nightmare permits
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poppiesandpromises · 10 months
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darkroom
Lover, linger with me
Welcome to the place
Where light evaporates
Evade those eyes, instead
Dance here in the shadows
We can melt in the night
The onyx curtain
Drapes us in secrets—
Our bodies whisper
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flowersandfashion · 6 months
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I am not really there
Marya Hornbacher, Madness: A Bipolar Life /// Ramon Casas, Laziness, c1898-1900 /// Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar /// Edward Hopper, Morning Sun, 1952 /// Gail Honeyman, Elinor Oliphant is Completely Fine /// Reynier Llanes, The Poet, 2021 /// Anaïs Nin, The Diary of Anaïs Nin, 1931–1934 /// Amy Dury, Glasgow Girl 2, 2019 /// Rebecca Ross, Divine Rivals /// Adrienne Gaha, Blue Uniform, 2016
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pvdpoetry · 2 years
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I’m slinging on demand poetry today (7/16) at Farm Fresh on Sims Ave in Providence as part of the anti-robots marketplace. Come get a poem!
If you missed me, send me an email and we can do a commission. [email protected]
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fandom-trash-goblin · 3 months
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—your heart beats in my ribs and mine in yours
Wei Wuxian & Jiang Cheng: the golden core reveal
(part 1)
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fictionadventurer · 1 month
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NaPoWriMo #28: A poem inspired by blindly selecting a word from a poetry book to use as a title
Creak
The stairs are speaking in the silence Creaking as I tiptoe down A welcome from an aged servant Who conveys me to the ground
Can I resent this friendly greeting From a friend who's served so well? If it's ill-timed, well, what's it matter? Dare I these small voices quell?
This house has withered in my service Slaving dumbly year by year If now in age it dares some speeches How can I but lend my ear?
For my own frame is growing feebler Creaking as I sit and stand I find my house a friendly fellow Suff'rer in this fading land
So spare me all your evil glances If I woke you 'fore the dawn Enjoy this morning conversation 'Fore my friend and I are gone
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sedumlineare · 7 months
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I find it interesting
how in all the romantic relationships I know
they're already planning weddings
and children
And I am over here
just wondering who will want
to buy a house with me
when we don't love each other like that
This world was not made for people like me
I will carve out my place with scarred and bloody hands
I hope there are still people left
to clean them off
and put the bandaids on
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catty-words · 11 months
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i rarely get quite so personal on here but. last tuesday my partner of a decade and i decided to take a break - not even in some big heartbreaking way, we’ve just been together the entirety of our adult lives and it felt like a good idea for both of us to explore if the relationship is still serving us - and i moved out of my house AND am technically single for the first time in a long-ass time and i feel silly making this confessional about fandom but what if i don’t post a chapter of bitty spark today? it’s written, but i am in the weirdest, most vacant headspace and i won’t be able to enjoy it if i post??
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poppiesandpromises · 10 months
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hell within
Help me it's so dark
I am forgotten
A failure
A pillar of salt
To pin me in place
Alone, eternally
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princessofpatras · 1 month
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Survivor (Victim)
Did I survive? I breathe, I think,
but am I alive?
I did not overcome—I failed,
gave in, gave up.
I never fought, and never won.
I slayed no demons—I couldn’t
face them. I left
the door wide open, let them in, let them
change me, erase
me,
bury me cold,
six feet under their monstrous weight,
I laid down and was grateful
for the rest and how they allowed me to
hide. I closed my eyes,
but my mouth like a wound remains
open, waiting
for the right moment—for the right
words—to scream, waiting
for caring hands
to claw through the earth and tear my body
free—
waiting always, always choking
on the dirt that fills my lungs,
as countless bright full summers
pass above. Is this breathing?
Is this living? I fear I’m just a ghost,
a whisper
of what could have been, what once was
—tethered to this place
by a thin thread—
You have not found my corpse.
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