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blueberry_ice
26/F/Not from Earth • hold on to better days •
Why do we feel guilty for existing When we were meant to be here? Why do we minimize ourselves to fit in tiny cages of our mind When there is so much space beyond them? We fear being clutter When we’re merely passing through We act small, stay silent, unnoticeable. The size of our fear is monstrous in the mind And yet it is nothing against the vastness of heavens and Earth. Do we ever realize how broad the universe is for souls like ours? So why don’t we take up space and not apologize for being? In the end, we’re all just bones and dusts and ashes, Lucky if we’re even history. After all the now is all we have, And it is ours.
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Mar 19
Mar 19, 2026 at 11:44 AM UTC
There Is Space for Us
In the fractures of the persona.. there it claws its way out From the deepest of her universe Exposed naked into the light. She looked at it eye to eye, uncomfortably, She sat with the feeling until it wasn’t, and realized it wasn’t that scary, Neither was it monstrous. It was just wounded — hurt. It didn’t need any more condemnation just for being. It needed presence, needed her to sit with it in silence, in the present. It needed nothing more than be seen — be known.. so it can rest from all that hurts.
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Jan 12
Jan 12, 2026 at 12:40 PM UTC
Grief
I was difficult to love, But he did anyway. He did until he can no longer. He did until nothing of him was left. And yet no matter how much he loved.. I was still unlovable.. for I cannot be loved enough. Loving me was his punishment. And to love him back was to set him free.
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Nov 19, 2025
Nov 19, 2025 at 11:39 AM UTC
I was difficult to love
She’s Chaos.. taking shape into something.. Harmless. Not the kind that shatters but the kind that births galaxies.. Raw and Unpolished, Like coal before diamond Like earth before life Crafted uncounted Created carefree Unmeasured, uncalculated .. like the sand at sea Wild, uneven, devoid of symmetry, But there’s something in those eyes that tells a story.. how she was founded from grief.. from doubts.. from shame.. from confusion.. from love..      And hope.. That even such a broken piece Is worthy of reverence.. worthy of space.. and worthy of love. As she wear her scars like armor She flaunts her flaws like truth. She finally laid down The burden of expectations that she was never meant to carry The sweet sweet child of anarchy Finally learned that she Is everything she has to be.
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Aug 24, 2025
Aug 24, 2025 at 3:13 AM UTC
ᑕᕼIᒪᗪ Oᖴ ᗩᑎᗩᖇᑕᕼY
I want to love you so bad. but between all these entangled fear and insecurities lurks these grief and anxiety.. and there I was — sitting in the middle. Cradled by this fortress I made. Believe me I’m dying to love you so bad.. But forgive me love.. that I hate myself so much more than I could ever love.
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Aug 23, 2025
Aug 23, 2025 at 10:55 AM UTC
Dying to Love you
Somehow       this…   felt comforting. to walk barefoot on the ground.. to lie down under the trees.. watching their leaves.. slowly rustle through the breeze on a lazy afternoon. Cleansing the loud noises in my head.. replacing it with peace.. and allowing my soul to breathe.. .. without guilt.. ..without shame.. .. without pain.. It was somewhat        meditative.. and oddly calming .. how such a simple thing.. can bring me back.. to me.
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Aug 16, 2025
Aug 16, 2025 at 6:32 AM UTC
Grounding
I’ve learned softness in your embrace Felt the calmness in your voice Welcomed peace in my solitude And felt the rage as if being soothed by gentle hands, turning it into something soft, and bubbly, and kind Turning the fire into something warm, something comforting, Something like .. love.
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Jun 1, 2025
Jun 1, 2025 at 2:18 PM UTC
Something like Love
One night, I lay on the roof of my uncle’s car, the hush of metal beneath my back, the sky a cathedral of stars above me. I was ten— barefoot, breathless, a soft creature still untouched by the weight of knowing. I gazed upward, as if the constellations could answer questions I didn’t yet know how to ask. And a strange thought drifted through the dark: Will I remember this? This stillness, this smallness, this girl stretched across a car roof believing the stars were close enough to touch. Now I wonder— how odd it is to know someone so well who knows nothing of me. She lives in my marrow, but I am a ghost to her. A whisper never spoken. A future never imagined. She couldn’t have foreseen the weight I would carry, the cracks I’d survive, the nights I would look up, but no longer feel wonder. Did she know we would be alright? Or that “alright” would mean enduring a thousand quiet heartbreaks before finding the strength to reach for the stars again? If I could fold the sky and speak through time, I’d tell her— You made it. You did so well. Thank you for holding on when it was hardest. Thank you for dreaming when the world was still kind. You planted the seeds. I only grew from your light. And to the woman I am yet to meet— the future self still waiting in the wings of time— I don’t know your face, only the shimmer of your possibility. But I promise you this: I will keep going. For you. Through every storm, every silence, every starless night. Know me as the girl who stayed. Who bore the weight. Who held on. And when it's your turn— fly.
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May 31, 2025
May 31, 2025 at 2:25 PM UTC
Present
One night, I lay on the roof of my uncle’s car, the hush of metal beneath my back, the sky a cathedral of stars above me. I was ten— barefoot, breathless, a soft creature still untouched by the weight of knowing. I gazed upward, as if the constellations could answer questions I didn’t yet know how to ask. And a strange thought drifted through the dark: Will I remember this? This stillness, this smallness, this girl stretched across a car roof believing the stars were close enough to touch. Now I wonder— how odd it is to know someone so well who knows nothing of me. She lives in my marrow, but I am a ghost to her. A whisper never spoken. A future never imagined. She couldn’t have foreseen the weight I would carry, the cracks I’d survive, the nights I would look up, but no longer feel wonder. Did she know we would be alright? Or that “alright” would mean enduring a thousand quiet heartbreaks before finding the strength to reach for the stars again? If I could fold the sky and speak through time, I’d tell her— You made it. You did so well. Thank you for holding on when it was hardest. Thank you for dreaming when the world was still kind. You planted the seeds. I only grew from your light. And to the woman I am yet to meet— the future self still waiting in the wings of time— I don’t know your face, only the shimmer of your possibility. But I promise you this: I will keep going. For you. Through every storm, every silence, every starless night. Know me as the girl who stayed. Who bore the weight. Who held on. And when it's your turn— fly.
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Darling, put yourself on a higher pedestal. You are greater than what you make yourself out to be. You are smart, you are beautiful. You lived even before them, why not live again ? For yourself.
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Sep 30, 2024
Sep 30, 2024 at 10:54 AM UTC
Live
My soul is aching to be home. It must have been a punishment to be sent here on Earth and be lost in a crowd of ghosts not knowing how to go back to a home I don’t remember, yet feels the longing so deeply like it hurts. Strangers, lifeless eyes, indifference. What miserable thing to miss a home I’ve never set foot into. All I know Is that I do not belong here. Earth is my retribution. This is my prison.
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Sep 2, 2024
Sep 2, 2024 at 12:03 PM UTC
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