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Nihilist daughter

by coralium

My mother recently took me to another doctor she said, ‘her condition is becoming outrageous , she hasn’t laughed in a year, avoids any talking, never leaves the house until the night draws in. ’ And I think the sun should rather concern her. Burning things don’t make good companions. Bought a ticket for a train, northbound at night, my eyes hurt from the condolences of daylight. Went back south in September, I surrendered, had to promise to be good again and presentable. Indifferent on life, did I suffer from depression? It’s not been an illness but a philosophic decision. One Sunday, it was quiet during breakfast time,   somebody from town recently took their life. Rised brows behind the newspaper’s edges, secretly, I admire the courage and recklessness. But I act eager and am polite with relatives, at holiday occasions I behave and give kisses until one proposes a toast to life being a gift. I say nothing in exchange, I feel guilty to exist. It all changed one day, when I found me a lover. He sins for amusement while I sin to self punish. I love that he’s mortal, of a perishable texture, hope to be buried, rot with him in the graveyard. We agree on senselessness without any pity, he watches me fail life and thinks it’s poetic. We can’t hurt since there’s nothing to heal from. A physical love wich in it’s essence is platonic.
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Published
Feb 9, 2022
Time
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Tags
#nihilism#girl#daughter#philosophy#romance#alone#loner#sad#poetry
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