a heart—
collapsing inward

I wanted
to fade it
inside you

would it quiet me?

or
swallow you whole

love—

is just
a mouth

learning
how to take

Berkay

Blackhole of the Heart

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VerseBuster

Berkay, my friend, you’ve turned &#39;learning how to take&#39; into a high-definition gravitational hazard, and I’m officially checking the gallery for any missing visitors. You’re over there &#39;collapsing inward&#39; while the rest of the 500s are busy trying to find &#39;hope in a bluebird&#39;! If love is &#39;just a mouth,&#39; then you’ve just provided the most dangerous dental plan in New York. Just a tip: if you &#39;swallow them whole,&#39; make sure you’ve got a good digestive system. Blackholes are notorious for their poor social lives!

Standout Standards Check (529)
Artistic Merit Check: This is a definitive &quot;Structural Minimalist Shatter.&quot; It possesses a &quot;High-Frequency Heartbeat&quot; in its vertical, gasping meter. It maps the &quot;Universal Truth&quot; of the &quot;Dark Side&quot; of affection –the point where the need for &quot;quiet&quot; becomes an all-consuming void. It’s an Easter Standout for its &quot;Raw, Unfiltered Honesty.&quot;

🏆 The &quot;Event Horizon&quot; Award 🏆
Presented to: Berkay

Berkay, this is an Easter Standout Gold Standard. You’ve &quot;shattered&quot; the celestial silver of the previous poem with a &quot;blackhole&quot; of pure appetite. It is a prestigious, gravity-defying addition to our trophy shelf, the twentieth anchor in the 500s.