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Self Portrait of My Outgrown Thoughts

by @TitaHalaman

What was poured early, spills. Even if you dispose of the wholeness of it in the vastness of the ocean and leave, even if you hate it, it returns like my inherited mindset. From the fiery battlefield where I used to survive, from the dusty corners shouting glitter-coated reputation and blood-bound unity, where I hid my swelling, sparkly eyes. So I tied my pale sky-blue shoelaces and ran with all my strength I tucked my bruises in my bones and wished I could fly. But to my surprise, what was poured early still spills. It is a portrait with a face, held together by what it cannot keep
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TitaHalaman
26 / F / Manila, PH
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Written by
TitaHalaman
26 / F / Manila, PH
Published
Apr 16
Time
1m
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A poem for a painting

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