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In the drawer beside my bed there lies a graveyard where scribbles cut to ribbons rot in literary purgatory. Discontinued timelines suspended in the could-have-been, you know, that awkward space between the realms of possibilities? Civilisations falling into disrepair, starved of vision, endless streams of thought tricking into discontinuation. It's all in the drawer beside my bed, beside my head, that knitted them together and in the same breath, tore them apart.
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May 26, 2016
May 26, 2016 at 12:01 PM UTC
In the Drawer Beside my Bed.
In the drawer beside my bed there lies a graveyard where scribbles cut to ribbons rot in literary purgatory. Discontinued timelines suspended in the could-have-been, you know, that awkward space between the realms of possibilities? Civilisations falling into disrepair, starved of vision, endless streams of thought tricking into discontinuation. It's all in the drawer beside my bed, beside my head, that knitted them together and in the same breath, tore them apart.
For when you start writing but never finish.
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May 26, 2016
May 26, 2016 at 12:01 PM UTC
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