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if we sat inside a square and someone were to point out the corners counted them assigned them names and listed them alongside other examples as if they were trying to tell us that it was a square could we believe them? so we are now dreaming but sleepily awake in our own confusion drifting once again between reality and fantasy it's almost weightless and we feel so fast and warm wrangling emotions to suggest they are important when we can't tell each other that they aren't distorted there exists a lens in the heart of the mind's eye that seeks to bend the light that beams from the source pure brightness that feels the way a sunburn does that if left unchecked might just leave a scar can we be the sunscreen to each others hearts so that we might protect one another from stars that bleed the light that could sear sensitive skin so we can hope to make our broken selves somewhat whole again
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Oct 3, 2020
Oct 3, 2020 at 4:40 AM UTC
I'll Give It A Shot If You Will
if we sat inside a square and someone were to point out the corners counted them assigned them names and listed them alongside other examples as if they were trying to tell us that it was a square could we believe them? so we are now dreaming but sleepily awake in our own confusion drifting once again between reality and fantasy it's almost weightless and we feel so fast and warm wrangling emotions to suggest they are important when we can't tell each other that they aren't distorted there exists a lens in the heart of the mind's eye that seeks to bend the light that beams from the source pure brightness that feels the way a sunburn does that if left unchecked might just leave a scar can we be the sunscreen to each others hearts so that we might protect one another from stars that bleed the light that could sear sensitive skin so we can hope to make our broken selves somewhat whole again
suppose it speaks for itself, dozen ***
slow_burn
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40/M/Earth
Oct 3, 2020
Oct 3, 2020 at 4:40 AM UTC
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