introspection

  • an ode to porches.

    To porches, for carrying the heavy late nights and the bountiful early mornings,  for the oak to hold our treads, to cradle our sorry existences, to brace us under the lumens.  a window isn’t enough. 

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  • Eternal Unrest.

    When death stretches your eyelids,so tight you don’t have time to rewind,to have tea with your demons,to repent and regret and relinquish yourself, they stay rigoured,a forced awakening of your last moments.  Only a life of sin would force your eyes open upon death, as if to say,“watch yourself burn.”   An afterlife of eternal unrest,reserved

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  • the tradeoff for maturity.

    I gave up all my childhood relics too early. I refused my dolls, my stuffed animals, my notebooks full of novel ideas, to swallow maturity instead.  I was sooner than ready ushered into adulthood, to wear the mark of maturity ripe on my flat chest. Every “you’re so mature” proclaimed from an adult singed it deeper into my flesh. The

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  • a word on hyper-independence My life has always been one of quiet sovereignty,a party where the only attendees are mirrors.

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  • For and What If

    I yearn for tomorrow,

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  • Women

    I love women who are hard, who are calloused, whose fingertips are yellowed from cigarettes, who never divulges into their vulnerabilities until they give you little conversational snippets that you don’t dare pry into, who are aggresively maternal regardless of if they have children or not, who are rough and tactile and smart. 

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  • A poem based on this visual. I got “Queen of frozen forests.” Find inspiration everywhere you look.

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  • Rediscovery

    To step into myself is uncharted territory. To feel safe is an unread part of the story.

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  • Loneliness

    a poem inspired by the tweet shown.

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  • When Will I Know?

    How many times can I write a rhyme? Until my mouth sours like a lime and I crumble under the divine?

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