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I wish you could see me More than my gaze, More than my smile I wish you could hear more than these words That I’m speaking out loud Your eyes wander up and down slowly against my silhouette Yearning my embrace, craving my warmth Just to fill your thirst with your empty glass Eyes that lust - dress me up in lies. Gouge them out and throw them away, please - If you can not, meet me in purity Haunted by tomorrow’s hopes, I wish you could see me. Not just idolize or fantasize I am not your projection I am not your sacred prize I wish - you could see me. Immaturity loves Shiny objects, Because that’s what beings are to IT - objects, right? IT caught a Butterfly and caged her in, Just to boast: “I touched her Wing.” But never asked how Light is fed, Or why the Stars sleep in her head IT wants to say IT once touched Divinity, But not honor it, nor grow with it In seeking to cage the Butterfly, You lost the chance to learn how to tend your own Light in the presence of one Who carried Sun in her wings I can never be enough, Or fully myself. You want me to limit my presence for your liking, Need to be careful not to shine too bright, Otherwise you’ll go running to the shadows. There’s the comfort zone.. Did I scare you? “Too much” - what does that even mean? Perhaps it’s just the trembling scream Of egos fearing what they lack, So they attack or turn their backs, Since her fullness can only be tolerated in fragments. If you want to stay in your comfort zone, By all means go ahead, regress. But don’t expect me to conform. I don’t operate for likes, Or to have people understanding me anyway. I know all wisdom seekers were also once never understood, So I don’t expect you to. But nobody told me how lonely This path of Truth was to be walked upon. This is the ache of the mystic, The healer, the truth teller The one who feels so much, Sees so deeply Yet must often walk Without being truly met Still… I wish you could See Me.
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Jun 10, 2025
Jun 10, 2025 at 5:22 AM UTC
Whispers From The Unseen
I wish you could see me More than my gaze, More than my smile I wish you could hear more than these words That I’m speaking out loud Your eyes wander up and down slowly against my silhouette Yearning my embrace, craving my warmth Just to fill your thirst with your empty glass Eyes that lust - dress me up in lies. Gouge them out and throw them away, please - If you can not, meet me in purity Haunted by tomorrow’s hopes, I wish you could see me. Not just idolize or fantasize I am not your projection I am not your sacred prize I wish - you could see me. Immaturity loves Shiny objects, Because that’s what beings are to IT - objects, right? IT caught a Butterfly and caged her in, Just to boast: “I touched her Wing.” But never asked how Light is fed, Or why the Stars sleep in her head IT wants to say IT once touched Divinity, But not honor it, nor grow with it In seeking to cage the Butterfly, You lost the chance to learn how to tend your own Light in the presence of one Who carried Sun in her wings I can never be enough, Or fully myself. You want me to limit my presence for your liking, Need to be careful not to shine too bright, Otherwise you’ll go running to the shadows. There’s the comfort zone.. Did I scare you? “Too much” - what does that even mean? Perhaps it’s just the trembling scream Of egos fearing what they lack, So they attack or turn their backs, Since her fullness can only be tolerated in fragments. If you want to stay in your comfort zone, By all means go ahead, regress. But don’t expect me to conform. I don’t operate for likes, Or to have people understanding me anyway. I know all wisdom seekers were also once never understood, So I don’t expect you to. But nobody told me how lonely This path of Truth was to be walked upon. This is the ache of the mystic, The healer, the truth teller The one who feels so much, Sees so deeply Yet must often walk Without being truly met Still… I wish you could See Me.
Ronahi
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29/F/Finland
Jun 10, 2025
Jun 10, 2025 at 5:22 AM UTC
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