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black coffee and titanium spoons

if you visited my mind you'd find a lot of broken teacups, glistening with the remnants of silver that pushed its way up my throat when i realized that i was alone again. and if you wanted to look closer- watch your step, more shards- you might even find a glint of titanium somewhere. it started slowly, a taste for black without the need for sugar and cream, and grew. it was so effortless once i let go of my wishes to continue to stay a purist, as my tastes grew from sharp and metallic to true and tough, because- a little to your left, careful- let's be honest, silver is beautiful but a facade. and i can't help but wonder how things would have panned out if- let me move that for you, hold on- we had started out with black instead of sugary pretenses and swirling wishes to be bigger than we were. because nothing is more tough than a black coffee. and when i lace mine with titanium, i realize that we could have been stronger. what are you drinking now?
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Jul 20, 2020
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