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TARDIS

I love

The words -- I want to immerse myself -

Drown in them. They become all I know,

They are               me, the            very air

I breathe,                In and                out, in

and out,               to push,               deeper,

To submerge myself, and swim, until they

Drip through my hair and into my mouth

And                  my lungs, until I forget the

Air                  and the breathing, and all I

See                   is the universes woven into

Worlds, the story of humanity, each word

black and white and definite -- a symbolism

Of proportions: of ink and mere paper, made

Into something beautiful, that represents no

More than every human's deepest desire - to

Be free, to see the stars, the hope of release,

The things we get in stories, the many lives

That we live, over and over, flying away alone

For 50 years. Words are no more alive than we make them.

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olivia-mercado
Published
Aug 8, 2013
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But they are bigger on the inside.

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