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at the end of the day, with my illusions at bay, when bound to obey a truth so gray — i travel the depths with sondering footsteps, to see if they help or merely cast a vignette of eclectic readings, and years of heeding the lives preceding; still bleeding — like a pair of lips, torn at the tips in sorrow’s grips; hardly equipped — to deal with ‘the self’ blowing dirt off bookshelves, too dry to spell   the thought of oneself.
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Feb 24, 2025
Feb 24, 2025 at 11:31 AM UTC
the self
at the end of the day, with my illusions at bay, when bound to obey a truth so gray — i travel the depths with sondering footsteps, to see if they help or merely cast a vignette of eclectic readings, and years of heeding the lives preceding; still bleeding — like a pair of lips, torn at the tips in sorrow’s grips; hardly equipped — to deal with ‘the self’ blowing dirt off bookshelves, too dry to spell   the thought of oneself.
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Feb 24, 2025
Feb 24, 2025 at 11:31 AM UTC
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