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It doesn't take a kitchen knife to butcher life or a motorbike to ride until I die. Instead, I take this journey on a broken gurney, not a suffering soldier but a poet older than any bolder active warrior. My tourniquet tightens, as blood loss lightens my mental load. This damaged road is full of broken bones and scattered scraps of marble stones that no longer fit the foundation of a safe home full of love. That's why I still roam, searching alone, staring at my phone looking for answers to a call I'll never make. Every breath I ever take should hold some purpose, but the truth is my search is fruitless. This existence is useless; Just another wound that will not heal but festers and rots as everything I thought held value gets lost. In my mad mathematic trend I subtract family and friends from my equation, becoming the inevitable immigrant as I finally cross life's bitter border to nowhere…
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Oct 16, 2021
Oct 16, 2021 at 9:47 AM UTC
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It doesn't take a kitchen knife to butcher life or a motorbike to ride until I die. Instead, I take this journey on a broken gurney, not a suffering soldier but a poet older than any bolder active warrior. My tourniquet tightens, as blood loss lightens my mental load. This damaged road is full of broken bones and scattered scraps of marble stones that no longer fit the foundation of a safe home full of love. That's why I still roam, searching alone, staring at my phone looking for answers to a call I'll never make. Every breath I ever take should hold some purpose, but the truth is my search is fruitless. This existence is useless; Just another wound that will not heal but festers and rots as everything I thought held value gets lost. In my mad mathematic trend I subtract family and friends from my equation, becoming the inevitable immigrant as I finally cross life's bitter border to nowhere…
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Oct 16, 2021
Oct 16, 2021 at 9:47 AM UTC
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