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You have galaxies in an iris and Constellations lining the Curvatures of your palms but You count the steady stream of Craters left on the hardened shelter Of volcanic rock holding Your bleeding heart together – And you call yourself defective. You forget the courage of the Soft tissue that dares to beat and Bleed molten hot passion And love from a core That dares to keep churning While the fists keep flying And scarring. You abhor the marks And the memory of Wasted muscle on a skeletal frame And you call yourself broken. But I marvel at the broken pieces How they shine with the light of a Dying star, and your eyes That glow, not with the white-hot hatred Of a nuclear blast But with the electric florescence of An expanding sun. You are Light, and you are Power, and you are Fragments Of the skeleton you were With a million universes on your fingertips And a billion lives on your tongue. *(Be big. Expand. Take up space in His arms and Your head, and I promise: One day the world will Stop filling your core with Negativity, and you’ll Supernovae. And you’ll be beautiful.)*
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Oct 19, 2014
Oct 19, 2014 at 5:28 PM UTC
To A Friend, Who Is Sad
You have galaxies in an iris and Constellations lining the Curvatures of your palms but You count the steady stream of Craters left on the hardened shelter Of volcanic rock holding Your bleeding heart together – And you call yourself defective. You forget the courage of the Soft tissue that dares to beat and Bleed molten hot passion And love from a core That dares to keep churning While the fists keep flying And scarring. You abhor the marks And the memory of Wasted muscle on a skeletal frame And you call yourself broken. But I marvel at the broken pieces How they shine with the light of a Dying star, and your eyes That glow, not with the white-hot hatred Of a nuclear blast But with the electric florescence of An expanding sun. You are Light, and you are Power, and you are Fragments Of the skeleton you were With a million universes on your fingertips And a billion lives on your tongue. *(Be big. Expand. Take up space in His arms and Your head, and I promise: One day the world will Stop filling your core with Negativity, and you’ll Supernovae. And you’ll be beautiful.)*
To anyone who feels like cosmic dust: you are nothing if not the most brilliant Light. And you are beautiful.
genma-j
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Oct 19, 2014
Oct 19, 2014 at 5:28 PM UTC
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