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A part of me which was ether Escaped into space to look down upon myself... Draped in shawl and sweaters, it saw me bleeding on crumpled sheets of paper, Staring vacantly to an invisible horizon, where words became waves and emotions -a deep swirling ocean It saw me smile... It saw me cry...It saw me being another... It saw me being me... As I carved letters with ink in the hope of calming a storm inside me that seemed otherworldly... My ethereal self understood tis the time, the aesthetic moment that appears in the life of every poet, That harbours the essence of their lives A moment so fleeting to be captured on camera... A moment so tenderly fragile... So my vapoury self remembered unto it's memory it's own writing self... And slowly returned back to me So, this is how I remember my state... This is what I finally wrote unto paper... The description of my candid moment!
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Dec 11, 2020
Dec 11, 2020 at 9:16 AM UTC
Candid
A part of me which was ether Escaped into space to look down upon myself... Draped in shawl and sweaters, it saw me bleeding on crumpled sheets of paper, Staring vacantly to an invisible horizon, where words became waves and emotions -a deep swirling ocean It saw me smile... It saw me cry...It saw me being another... It saw me being me... As I carved letters with ink in the hope of calming a storm inside me that seemed otherworldly... My ethereal self understood tis the time, the aesthetic moment that appears in the life of every poet, That harbours the essence of their lives A moment so fleeting to be captured on camera... A moment so tenderly fragile... So my vapoury self remembered unto it's memory it's own writing self... And slowly returned back to me So, this is how I remember my state... This is what I finally wrote unto paper... The description of my candid moment!
Just tried to photograph myself writing this! Thank you dear all for reading this❤
veritia-venandi
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Dec 11, 2020
Dec 11, 2020 at 9:16 AM UTC
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