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Do you ever think about becoming someone new? About unmaking, Recreating, Partaking, In the life of someone -anyone- Who isn’t you? Hours and hours and days and weeks and months and years I perfected, rejected, resurrected the art of becoming someone new. In mere moments, a new me. a new world. a new dream. A world to be anyone or go anywhere Or be anything. When I just Don’t want To be Me. New demons and angels, New shadows and suns, New curves and new angles, New characters to become. A world not like my own. The trees are paper. The people move with a blink. Grass is woven from knowledge and Leaves are sprouting from ink. There I go at a moment’s notice. Diving, delving, digging. Revealing an impossible time. Where the improbable, inconceivable, unimaginable, unthinkable occurs every Other Line. I am disappearing into the books. Invisible to the world. Unmaking myself, Recreating myself, And becoming someone new.
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Apr 21, 2013
Apr 21, 2013 at 9:22 AM UTC
Unmaking Me
Do you ever think about becoming someone new? About unmaking, Recreating, Partaking, In the life of someone -anyone- Who isn’t you? Hours and hours and days and weeks and months and years I perfected, rejected, resurrected the art of becoming someone new. In mere moments, a new me. a new world. a new dream. A world to be anyone or go anywhere Or be anything. When I just Don’t want To be Me. New demons and angels, New shadows and suns, New curves and new angles, New characters to become. A world not like my own. The trees are paper. The people move with a blink. Grass is woven from knowledge and Leaves are sprouting from ink. There I go at a moment’s notice. Diving, delving, digging. Revealing an impossible time. Where the improbable, inconceivable, unimaginable, unthinkable occurs every Other Line. I am disappearing into the books. Invisible to the world. Unmaking myself, Recreating myself, And becoming someone new.
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Apr 21, 2013
Apr 21, 2013 at 9:22 AM UTC
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