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Hot-blooded, not frantic And when you say, “You are intense, all gas, no brakes,” I feel safe to be hot-blooded. For the second moon is discoverable, And the path to the other side of the Styx is discernible. If the natural speed of my being made me a traveler, I would hope that one day I would look—with sizzling, doomed eyes—at the face of my homeland, Crying in gaiety for falling asleep On the lap of the world: “settlement.” Never was I happy being everywhere, Nor was I while being somewhere. All paradoxical, Ironical— Story.
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Apr 11, 2025
Apr 11, 2025 at 7:32 AM UTC
gentle tragedy
Hot-blooded, not frantic And when you say, “You are intense, all gas, no brakes,” I feel safe to be hot-blooded. For the second moon is discoverable, And the path to the other side of the Styx is discernible. If the natural speed of my being made me a traveler, I would hope that one day I would look—with sizzling, doomed eyes—at the face of my homeland, Crying in gaiety for falling asleep On the lap of the world: “settlement.” Never was I happy being everywhere, Nor was I while being somewhere. All paradoxical, Ironical— Story.
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25/F/Kyiv
Apr 11, 2025
Apr 11, 2025 at 7:32 AM UTC
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