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Jan 2023
picture the luminescence  
cheekbones flexed
a flare of light
a bit of strength

you always inhabit the areas that reek with filthy phrases
ecstasy bleeding out of your weak bones
cause you follow the crowd that drowns in submarines
and coughs out their black lungs

picture the seaside town
its cliffs beside sandy beaches
the rapture  
illuminated by the irises of the world

fire escapes and lurid streetlights
the buzz of electricity

don’t forget the beauty amidst the demolition


but
you tell me this is fog, although i’m inhaling smoke
i started writing this january fourth, but i never finished it. i felt hopeless enough to finish it now, twenty days it took.  

“what does it mean if it all means nothing.”
-lord huron

1/24/22
newborn
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newborn  18/F/wherever you are
(18/F/wherever you are)   
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