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Death is a reminder that I’m alive. Depressed, not skive. To feel a grasp till I not, I shall do —for what I can’t. Seeing my tree grow with rot, my roots shall grasp —for all has spent. For growth in stagnation, I have found my revelation. For the clouds of today are swept away, I will bathe —oh lil’ light, to find my way. For in darkness, I crawl —inch by inch, every single day; The moon of dark has finally left its pitch. Crawling— To find you, oh lil’ light, I pray.
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Apr 1, 2025
Apr 1, 2025 at 1:14 AM UTC
A Reminder to Keep
Death is a reminder that I’m alive. Depressed, not skive. To feel a grasp till I not, I shall do —for what I can’t. Seeing my tree grow with rot, my roots shall grasp —for all has spent. For growth in stagnation, I have found my revelation. For the clouds of today are swept away, I will bathe —oh lil’ light, to find my way. For in darkness, I crawl —inch by inch, every single day; The moon of dark has finally left its pitch. Crawling— To find you, oh lil’ light, I pray.
A reminder for those who are lost.
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Apr 1, 2025
Apr 1, 2025 at 1:14 AM UTC
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