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Posthumous call

by mmparker178

The minute I knew my breath left my body sending part of my soul out to search for you before she said the words over the phone my heart raced my throat closed I sputtered with questions, trying to make action when deep down I knew that nothing could be done my interrupting pleas blocked her I wanted the words that came after to never come— and when they did there was nothing A tiny infinity Folding itself into a tiny ball instantaneously weighing heavy becoming a singularity time and physics changing Unraveling around bursting into surreal ribbons of time—that I wanted to stab to pin you back down to earth I confronted the stars to demand a bargain with the universe of course they responded with an indifferent silence my wish goes against the laws of physics So instead, I bare my soul throwing it over the event horizon to speak directly to you: come back to me come back to me come back to me
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23 / Cisgender Female
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Written by
mmparker178
23 / Cisgender Female
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Sep 22, 2021
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