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Beyond my current state lies a distance that feels even more distant than my aspirations. A day of tranquility lives solely in our daydreams, beckoning the fragments of my being to come back, urging my thoughts to gather once more. ________________ I am the void that lingers between the stanzas of a flawless poem—words that falter in their imperfection. My voice is silent, with so much to say - a paradox that leaves me frozen; lingering moments before revealing your vulnerabilities. Oh, the despair! My faith lies fragmented and adrift— these whispered prayers sway back and forth, yearning to hold significance. ________________ Do I hold any significance at all, composed of the very essence of atoms colliding in a chaotic dance? "Dissolved," I melt into nothingness, like ice under the sun, reshaping into the visage of any soul that touches me, flowing like water.           Alas, I seem to be dead again!
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Dec 5, 2024
Dec 5, 2024 at 3:17 PM UTC
I "think," I'm dead
Beyond my current state lies a distance that feels even more distant than my aspirations. A day of tranquility lives solely in our daydreams, beckoning the fragments of my being to come back, urging my thoughts to gather once more. ________________ I am the void that lingers between the stanzas of a flawless poem—words that falter in their imperfection. My voice is silent, with so much to say - a paradox that leaves me frozen; lingering moments before revealing your vulnerabilities. Oh, the despair! My faith lies fragmented and adrift— these whispered prayers sway back and forth, yearning to hold significance. ________________ Do I hold any significance at all, composed of the very essence of atoms colliding in a chaotic dance? "Dissolved," I melt into nothingness, like ice under the sun, reshaping into the visage of any soul that touches me, flowing like water.           Alas, I seem to be dead again!
OddOdysseyPoet
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27/M/Zimbabwe
Dec 5, 2024
Dec 5, 2024 at 3:17 PM UTC
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