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Deep beneath the surface of my brown eyes lies a shunned woman dressed in red silk with purple striations laced with venom. She swims in the dark pool of my pupils, waiting to be plucked from her prison. The water was supposed to be pink, but she knew it had been born blue. Deep beneath the burdens of boyhood lies an enigmatic girl who wants to be seen, so she plays the endless theatre dance—until she’s cast as man. The pool beckons her to merge from day one—the devilish snake comes nearer as her body deforms into an ugly, hairy monster. He sinks his fangs into her wrist; spools of venom release and she never lets him go— filling my pupils with oceans of her blood, my eyes turn from brown to blue.
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Apr 12
Apr 12, 2026 at 12:17 AM UTC
The woman in my eyes
Deep beneath the surface of my brown eyes lies a shunned woman dressed in red silk with purple striations laced with venom. She swims in the dark pool of my pupils, waiting to be plucked from her prison. The water was supposed to be pink, but she knew it had been born blue. Deep beneath the burdens of boyhood lies an enigmatic girl who wants to be seen, so she plays the endless theatre dance—until she’s cast as man. The pool beckons her to merge from day one—the devilish snake comes nearer as her body deforms into an ugly, hairy monster. He sinks his fangs into her wrist; spools of venom release and she never lets him go— filling my pupils with oceans of her blood, my eyes turn from brown to blue.
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Apr 12
Apr 12, 2026 at 12:17 AM UTC
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