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we are sitting on a roof, hair billowing, eyes darting across the abandoned schoolyard hoping some ghostly officers won't scream at us to come down from the sky we are constant, even when the inconsistent dreams melt around us, when they tell us- god is a killer, and the women are rotting in their brightly colored fabrics, that the holy books are full of poison, dripping angelic off the pages until they blind us for all to see, that we are not muslims, not christians, nothing at all except for empty bodies connected in a rusted set of chains, only eased by tears, by rain, by your bright eyes, something almost holy
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Mar 11, 2021
Mar 11, 2021 at 1:52 PM UTC
religion feels dead
we are sitting on a roof, hair billowing, eyes darting across the abandoned schoolyard hoping some ghostly officers won't scream at us to come down from the sky we are constant, even when the inconsistent dreams melt around us, when they tell us- god is a killer, and the women are rotting in their brightly colored fabrics, that the holy books are full of poison, dripping angelic off the pages until they blind us for all to see, that we are not muslims, not christians, nothing at all except for empty bodies connected in a rusted set of chains, only eased by tears, by rain, by your bright eyes, something almost holy
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F/in my brain,overthinking
Mar 11, 2021
Mar 11, 2021 at 1:52 PM UTC
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