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I mourn what life could have been, and all the canvases I did not buy and did not fill. Especially not learning to tango. I grieve the air in my dreams, the air I cleave to, that would have swept my hair through its mid, and sliced right through me in a clean stroke, moving on in its silver light as I cycle through the village; past broken houses and broken homes set in landscapes, perfect for Japanese stories. And peace... I mourn. I am not depressed, I am simply unimpressed, and pressed, by childhood stories that had me pinned in pink-blue skies, shining for a bird to pick. Not depressed, neither am I suicidal, just dialed in, maybe stressed, just a little worn out by the stretch. Life has been a stretch, and I had my hands nailed to my childhood dreams, dreams hammered to those blue-pink skies. Let those heavens cry.
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Mar 13
Mar 13, 2026 at 10:20 AM UTC
Let The Sky Set, Pink-Blue
I mourn what life could have been, and all the canvases I did not buy and did not fill. Especially not learning to tango. I grieve the air in my dreams, the air I cleave to, that would have swept my hair through its mid, and sliced right through me in a clean stroke, moving on in its silver light as I cycle through the village; past broken houses and broken homes set in landscapes, perfect for Japanese stories. And peace... I mourn. I am not depressed, I am simply unimpressed, and pressed, by childhood stories that had me pinned in pink-blue skies, shining for a bird to pick. Not depressed, neither am I suicidal, just dialed in, maybe stressed, just a little worn out by the stretch. Life has been a stretch, and I had my hands nailed to my childhood dreams, dreams hammered to those blue-pink skies. Let those heavens cry.
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Mar 13
Mar 13, 2026 at 10:20 AM UTC
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