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i hate how cold my stomach burns when names I antagonize toward land next to yours. how my chest flickers like bad radio, tuned to every syllable & echo of you. i tell myself i’m fine with sharing, neither watching, nor am I caring, but the truth drips through my bloody teeth; i care so loud it hums; unnerving. they mirror that which i loved first, trying on your favorite words like cheap perfume, and i pretend it doesn’t sting while my pulse scrolls itself anew. i know this is just fear, dressed in neon envy here, but still, i want to be the gravity you fall toward, not the silence you scroll past again. so i write it down, not to curse them, not to blame you, but to stop the ache from building altars to people who are only passing through. © fey (19/10/25)
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