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No one told me
I’ve been walking around with my skin too thin
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Forgery of Heaven
You came to me like bad weather through an unlocked door,
Mar 26
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Almost Is The Cruellest Sentence
I bruise myself against the thought that I was close.
Mar 23
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Glass Throat Psalm
Black thorns lattice the doorway of my sleep
Mar 20
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I’m Your Man
You saw me crying and decided that meant something about my worth,
Mar 17
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Almost Is The Cruellest Sentence
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Forgery of Heaven
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The Kind Of Damage I Crave
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The Brief Permission To Burn
Mar 7
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Applause is a Kind of Hunger
This piece is a response to Labyrinthia Mythweaver Salon of the Mythweaver prompt.
Mar 15
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Escapism
This escapist lyrical piece is a response to Labyrinthia Mythweaver Salon of the Mythweaver prompt.
Mar 13
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The Long Patience of March
This piece is a response to Elijah Westin prompt.
Mar 13
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The Kind Of Damage I Crave
I learned your name by not saying it.
Mar 12
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Vienna Waits for You
A meditation on growing older, embracing life, and finding patience in a world obsessed with speed.
Mar 8
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The Brief Permission To Burn
I spoke your name
Mar 7
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Damage As Instruction
My body learned you
Mar 5
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A House That Withheld Me
The world keeps its doors rehearsed for others
Mar 4
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The Ward Of Double Shadows
This piece is a response to HVR's prompt.
Mar 4
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Verdict delivered in Bone
They anointed my waiting
Mar 3
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Two Altars, One Body.
They were my first country.
Mar 2
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Did We Ever Have a Choice?
An existentialist lyrical piece.
Mar 2
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