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My scars are the craters on the moon, my rage is the nova of a dying star, and my imperfections are the countless asteroids too small to see. My insecurities are the miles of void between stars. But I puncture that darkness a trillion times over. Because the stars blink when I blink, they gleam when I smile. When I weep, comets streak across the night sky. I drift on tides of gravity, I breathe the rainbows of a nebula, and my heart beats with each journey around the sun. The rings of Saturn are my bracelets, the Andromeda Galaxy my former lover, and each black hole, a story I told. The universe shakes with my every step-- Won't you walk with me?
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May 19, 2018
May 19, 2018 at 4:11 AM UTC
Celestial Body
My scars are the craters on the moon, my rage is the nova of a dying star, and my imperfections are the countless asteroids too small to see. My insecurities are the miles of void between stars. But I puncture that darkness a trillion times over. Because the stars blink when I blink, they gleam when I smile. When I weep, comets streak across the night sky. I drift on tides of gravity, I breathe the rainbows of a nebula, and my heart beats with each journey around the sun. The rings of Saturn are my bracelets, the Andromeda Galaxy my former lover, and each black hole, a story I told. The universe shakes with my every step-- Won't you walk with me?
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25/M/Denver, CO
May 19, 2018
May 19, 2018 at 4:11 AM UTC
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