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forever, reminded of the graves and their meaning.

born with stars in my eyes, my mother hid me, as her lost pride

from a world better left unsaid, she led me

like Hephaestus, she brought me to my ruin

Persephone to her Demeter

she couldn’t secure me

from the darkness and majesty of the cosmos

carried as a gem, raced as a precious gift

Ruined, am I just now embracing the back of this luminous dark thrown

It's taken me so many stumbles to reach it just here.

take myself a bite, a bite of your sex's pomegranate and their elixir will make my eyes glitter

and with the pain, my imagination sparkles in cycles once again

Hades, you're also my keeper

your depth provides the outer boundaries between the heavens and the deep cavernous dark

rooting me in a true reality, unkempt and whole

carry me as a gift from the world of light and exhibit the warmth of your darkness

hold me as the morbid message that I am

I am my mother’s vulnerability,

agile like the back of the fawns hind legs

dark like the primordial existence in these pools, so known as my conscious eye

they’ve experienced both sides to every miniscule perception of this existence

and they are sore with painful wisdoms

never, can I stay atop this graveyard loft

because I am forever saturated

forever, reminded of the graves and their meaning.

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