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AJB10
AJB10
“In this story / I am the poet / You're the poetry.”
In how many ways can I be broken rejected and forgotten misplaced and lost before I come in arms of your presence? Holding me as if you were the one incomplete without me! You stitch me back together fearfully knitted wonderfully made in the mightiest of ways my weakness perfected in your grace.
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Sep 25, 2022
Sep 25, 2022 at 8:37 PM UTC
perfect grace
The connective tissue between our humanity is what sustains my hope in it It is the instincts we act upon to protect the ones we love the humility we show when we cry into someone’s arms remind us of how fragile we are because sometimes all I’m really looking for is someone who can hold my fragility and still love me for it even when I break After all our life is fleeting away with each palpitation bouncing against the brittle walls of our hearts is a spectacle of God’s love desperately longing to be acted upon
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May 16, 2022
May 16, 2022 at 3:51 PM UTC
our fragile humanity
I watched as the world around me shivered beneath the snow until finally the blessed sun brought its favor The earth welcomed its face shining upon it and all the life it held was bearing fruit of its long awaited spring The riverbanks found their voice again as the water applauded against its currents The birds sang from their thawed lungs a song that reminded me of how far I had come to finally see the world around me become alive again I whistled along with nature’s tune delighting in how this season will pass too
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Apr 30, 2022
Apr 30, 2022 at 2:10 AM UTC
Spring Again
Here’s the thing about psychedelics You’re stripped down bare naked and alone to face your demons one after one but it’s only then you realize they’re not these scary formidable beings your mind made them out to be and each one teaches you something new about yourself that you may have lost or forgotten along way it’s a beautiful journey from within that only the brave are willing to take
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Mar 9, 2020
Mar 9, 2020 at 4:03 AM UTC
Psychedelics
Don’t let life get too busy that you don’t pause and appreciate the tiny moments that made you feel the most alive We can get so detached with all of our fears and worries this world empties into us with our big jobs and big goals just these empty sacks of nothingness and ******** to feed our egos How little we know! about the quiet moments we share with loved ones mean for our soul they fill our cups up with a joy that always overflows They make the weight of the world you feel on your shoulders light enough that you can carry on your own they’re the subtle moments that you feel the most in tune with your soul Cherish those moments worship them if you can they’re what’s keeping you alive
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Mar 9, 2020
Mar 9, 2020 at 3:46 AM UTC
How Little We Know
I’ve never made you laugh but I wish that I knew how to I’m just too clumsy to be a comedian I always fumble with my words at the beginning of the joke tripping over the fear that you might not laugh leaving me alone in an overcrowded room of regret Yet you’ve given me a stage and a mic so I can prove myself wrong with you sitting there in the front row of empty seats I can see you wearing a smile that sends a tsunami wave through my chest as I’m left standing there drenched with my heart lost at sea telling jokes about love... is not easy
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Mar 3, 2020
Mar 3, 2020 at 1:12 AM UTC
Knock Knock
You make my soul blush You make my heart sing Your spirit is incomparable You are an intoxicating human being in the best and worst of ways just the way you talk makes me want to listen to everything you have to say watching each word drip from your lips like untainted honey You can make the mundane beautiful I remember when I made you laugh for the first time I don't even remember what I said but I'll never forget how it made me feel for a moment I felt like the most important person in the world it was then when I knew you were special You possess a extraordinary spirit filled with an undefeated joy for life and all that lives and a heart made of gold that radiates for the world to see never stop trusting it
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Jan 1, 2017
Jan 1, 2017 at 6:00 PM UTC
you.
Why is it so hard to accept loneliness? We are only what we allow ourselves to be, so I shouldn't feel like I need someone but I do and that makes me feel empty. I am worthy of joy and happiness but I blindly try to find ways to avoid it. It's about time to accept that I'm not going to be someone's "Prince Charming". I'm not going to be the one that comes to save the day, nor should I. People are selfish creatures and always will be. Why should I be any different?
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Nov 3, 2016
Nov 3, 2016 at 3:02 AM UTC
Selfishly Lonely
Remember when we were kids and how we used to play inside boxes? No, literally. We were so clever, and powerful, that we could have the time of our lives playing inside of a box. We would effortlessly transport to other worlds and transform ourselves to be anything we wanted. We genuinely believed, with every ounce of our hearts, that we could be and do anything that we could put our minds to. So what the hell happened to us? Have we really changed that much? Or have those same boxes become more real than we ever imagined? It all starts with our first day of school. We are thrown from one box to the next: "Oh you didn't fit in that box? Here, try fitting into this one instead." Boxes and boxes of stuff. The same stuff we are told will give our lives meaning yet we are left miserably confused when we realize that it doesn't. All of our lives we are taught to think that we're growing up, but we're not. We're simply just changing boxes. Ignorant to the intimate parts of us that we carelessly leave behind. In the end, we gave away our innocence to gain experience, our freedom to be taught obedience. We stood by and watched our curiosity flattened by our deepest fears. What we're left with is this isolated existence we've become enslaved to obey and never question. I believe it's this inescapable system of life that rots us from the inside out. The only thing that saves us is death. In fact, the only thing natural about our death is that we simply accept it. After all these years and decades spent in boxes, we learn that death is our only way out. Is this really how life's suppose to be?
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Oct 27, 2016
Oct 27, 2016 at 10:00 AM UTC
Our Life In Boxes
Remember when we were kids and how we used to play inside boxes? No, literally. We were so clever, and powerful, that we could have the time of our lives playing inside of a box. We would effortlessly transport to other worlds and transform ourselves to be anything we wanted. We genuinely believed, with every ounce of our hearts, that we could be and do anything that we could put our minds to. So what the hell happened to us? Have we really changed that much? Or have those same boxes become more real than we ever imagined? It all starts with our first day of school. We are thrown from one box to the next: "Oh you didn't fit in that box? Here, try fitting into this one instead." Boxes and boxes of stuff. The same stuff we are told will give our lives meaning yet we are left miserably confused when we realize that it doesn't. All of our lives we are taught to think that we're growing up, but we're not. We're simply just changing boxes. Ignorant to the intimate parts of us that we carelessly leave behind. In the end, we gave away our innocence to gain experience, our freedom to be taught obedience. We stood by and watched our curiosity flattened by our deepest fears. What we're left with is this isolated existence we've become enslaved to obey and never question. I believe it's this inescapable system of life that rots us from the inside out. The only thing that saves us is death. In fact, the only thing natural about our death is that we simply accept it. After all these years and decades spent in boxes, we learn that death is our only way out. Is this really how life's suppose to be?
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Every aspiring artist knows how to silence the voices in their head–– by turning them into art.
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Feb 17, 2016
Feb 17, 2016 at 12:56 PM UTC
What every gifted artist knows