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rizmack
rizmack
Scotch Mannet
he looks at his phone she looks out of the window reflections of love
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Sep 9, 2025
Sep 9, 2025 at 5:59 AM UTC
laiku
why are the pharmacists always so pretty? my guess is something they keep in the back modern day witches at home in the city and half of their cats are not even black but trust them, we must to cure all our ills the pretty little dispensers of pills wrap up our shame in a neat little bag I think I'd prefer they all seem like hags
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Sep 9, 2025
Sep 9, 2025 at 5:39 AM UTC
pharmacutiecal
Each line edited for content Every rhyme missing its mate Beat time to reach the end Only to find a blank slate
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Sep 8, 2025
Sep 8, 2025 at 6:03 AM UTC
Life Redacted
I walk through Hell in borrowed skin,
 Each step a scream I keep within,
 The past a shadow sharp and wide,
 A ghost that never steps aside. I claw for peace in books and breath, 
But healing’s not the same as death,
 To **** the pain is not the cure, 
When wounds, though closed, still feel unsure. 
They say ‘accept’, as if it’s small,
 Like getting back up when you fall,
 But trauma’s more like breathing air,
 It happens, and it’s always there. It haunts my dreams, over again, A raging fire in silent shame,
 It whispers when the room is still,
‘You’re here, but not - you never will.’ 
I tried to suppress, outrun the truth,
Rebuild a life worth living too, 
But memory has teeth and claws,
 It drags you back, highlights the flaws. To ‘radically accept’ the fire, 
Not to forgive, not to admire, 
But to say: yes, this was done,
 And not deny what I’ve become. 
Yet every time I plant a stake,
 The ground beneath me starts to quake.
 I get up again and try stand tall,
 My past still waits to watch me fall. 
The path from Hell is not escape,
 It’s standing still and facing shape.
 It’s feeling grief without defence,
 It’s mourning what did not make sense. Acceptance isn’t love or peace,
 It’s choosing presence piece by piece.
 It’s letting sorrow have its day,
 And living in spite, anyway. 
So when the past claws at my door,
 I need to breathe, feel to the core.
 It’s not to fight, and not flee,
 It’s just part of what makes me, me
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Sep 8, 2025
Sep 8, 2025 at 5:54 AM UTC
Radical acceptance
I walk through Hell in borrowed skin,
 Each step a scream I keep within,
 The past a shadow sharp and wide,
 A ghost that never steps aside. I claw for peace in books and breath, 
But healing’s not the same as death,
 To **** the pain is not the cure, 
When wounds, though closed, still feel unsure. 
They say ‘accept’, as if it’s small,
 Like getting back up when you fall,
 But trauma’s more like breathing air,
 It happens, and it’s always there. It haunts my dreams, over again, A raging fire in silent shame,
 It whispers when the room is still,
‘You’re here, but not - you never will.’ 
I tried to suppress, outrun the truth,
Rebuild a life worth living too, 
But memory has teeth and claws,
 It drags you back, highlights the flaws. To ‘radically accept’ the fire, 
Not to forgive, not to admire, 
But to say: yes, this was done,
 And not deny what I’ve become. 
Yet every time I plant a stake,
 The ground beneath me starts to quake.
 I get up again and try stand tall,
 My past still waits to watch me fall. 
The path from Hell is not escape,
 It’s standing still and facing shape.
 It’s feeling grief without defence,
 It’s mourning what did not make sense. Acceptance isn’t love or peace,
 It’s choosing presence piece by piece.
 It’s letting sorrow have its day,
 And living in spite, anyway. 
So when the past claws at my door,
 I need to breathe, feel to the core.
 It’s not to fight, and not flee,
 It’s just part of what makes me, me
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Someday, these words I write I’ll eventually say. That old guitar I might remember to play. My dreams will find a way, when there’s hope for someday. And next year, I might find I’ve lost another fear, but along with loss gained another tear. The words I write you might never hear. Why I still get up and try, I can’t lie, I don’t truly know. But I will myself to rise, dry my eyes and give it a go. Tomorrow I may create a smile from my sorrow, while living on the time that I borrow; goes by so fast but feels so slow. Why I get up and try, I can’t lie, I don’t truly know. Because I have yet to die make a name for I and will it so. Someday, these words I write I’ll eventually say. Create colours in this world of grey, do my best to make them stay if there is still hope for someday.
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Sep 7, 2025
Sep 7, 2025 at 11:12 AM UTC
Someday
The way a crow Shook down on me The dust of snow From a hemlock tree Has given my heart A change of mood And saved some part Of a day I had rued.
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Sep 7, 2025
Sep 7, 2025 at 11:00 AM UTC
Dust Of Snow
it's funny how a crisis brings regret into focus sad how a life is defined by its boldness tough when the going is rougher than diamond cold as a heart whose love whispers finite a curse to hear when these things ring true worse when the cause lies squarely on you
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Aug 28, 2025
Aug 28, 2025 at 12:22 AM UTC
making do
She sits still in a corner He juts in to the room White butterflies adorn her He carries darkest doom She keeps her feelings hidden He knows of them and sighs She cowers as was bidden They both eye up her thighs She loves those undeserving Ignoble hands, he grasps She holds his gaze unnerving He takes without an ask She mounts a throne of wounding He spouts a light impure She counts the nights in bruising His will to shape contours She bathes herself in shadow He takes with him the light She dreams it a fandango He lets her think she's right She makes her home the corner He makes her house a hell She smiles inside her torpor He knows she'll never tell
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Aug 16, 2025
Aug 16, 2025 at 10:37 PM UTC
Met a Force