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Gabriel burnS
...don't know? don't judge! you only know what you see // (h)our (s)hell // scorch, scorch; pass the torch... don't play with fire on the porch... hell begins where you defy your predefined purpose...
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Gabriel burnS
Sep 2019
Gabriel burnS
Alex Teng
Love
We fell in love by chance,
We stay in love by choice.
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Sep 2019
Gabriel burnS
Chelsea Rae
Another Time
Life didn't conspire enough
To bring us together.
It only brought us halfway there.
And as I stare into the distance,
Waving, I whisper,
"Until we meet again."
Somehow this was set to private?
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Sep 2019
Gabriel burnS
Enas
I am so sorry
I am so sorry.
For every time I hurt you..
For every cruel word I’ve ever said to you..
For not seeing what you needed most..
For not being kind to you as much as everyone else..
For every tear you have wasted..
For every time I stepped on your heart..
For every time I didn’t believe in you..
For every time I didn’t listen to you.
I am so sorry.
For ripping you apart..
For destroying the beautiful things in you..
For always making you pay the price..
And I apologise for all the wrongdoings I caused you!
Forgive this fallible human that is you.
I am so sorry.
#sorry
#apology
#self
#love
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Sep 2019
Gabriel burnS
Donall Dempsey
LA MACCHINA UMANA
LA MACCHINA UMANA
Her head
lay at her feet.
A butterfly perched
upon those chiseled lips.
She held a thin slice
of sunlight in her left hand.
The head?
She had got by
without it now
for the past
20 years.
A spider crawled over
her wide open eyes.
Her head looked up
at her imploringly.
But she paid it
no mind.
In time one finds
losing one's head
not the misfortune
it would appear to be.
Time that meaningless
piece of human machinery.
The statue had looked upon
this same scene
for a century or more
and was none the wiser.
Tourists a nuisance
like having lice.
The constant click of cameras
like an itch.
Flowers grew about
the fallen head
giving it a grace
it had not attained in life.
It was grateful
not to be human now.
The sunlight moving
from the left hand to the right.
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