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On the worst of days, I had nightmares of civility. the calm I once craved, that which gives me breath the very thought fills me with dread. Promises unfulfilled, years later, forgotten. But this time, they’re better left lost. I never asked for this now. Reminders of my lacking. On the worst of days, I could still hear the tearing of pages. Words pushed between feathers half-hoping no one would hear them. Sometimes I think you did. Sometimes I think you heard every word I craved, took each one and pinned them to your eyelids just to help you remember. Because you wanted to remember On the worst of days, I still have nightmares of civility, or savagery, I can no longer tell. The quiet I thought I deserved within reach only separated by the wall of actuality. To think the hopes pulsing so lively in my veins saw themselves stop with no intention of returning. To this day, I still have nightmares even as the rain stopped pouring.
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Aug 25, 2021
Aug 25, 2021 at 6:19 AM UTC
I Only Dream In Rain
On the worst of days, I had nightmares of civility. the calm I once craved, that which gives me breath the very thought fills me with dread. Promises unfulfilled, years later, forgotten. But this time, they’re better left lost. I never asked for this now. Reminders of my lacking. On the worst of days, I could still hear the tearing of pages. Words pushed between feathers half-hoping no one would hear them. Sometimes I think you did. Sometimes I think you heard every word I craved, took each one and pinned them to your eyelids just to help you remember. Because you wanted to remember On the worst of days, I still have nightmares of civility, or savagery, I can no longer tell. The quiet I thought I deserved within reach only separated by the wall of actuality. To think the hopes pulsing so lively in my veins saw themselves stop with no intention of returning. To this day, I still have nightmares even as the rain stopped pouring.
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Aug 25, 2021
Aug 25, 2021 at 6:19 AM UTC
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