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intervals with irregular timing, disquieting; I’m lost in imagining, happy to be agitated but still, we despise it. church bells that cruelly silence; appliances and cold reminders, our head’s filled with needles and thread. a virtual walk in the real world, we corrode as the people grow old; we see the sky as we never could, now.
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Jul 7, 2021
Jul 7, 2021 at 1:58 PM UTC
a bench and his friend
intervals with irregular timing, disquieting; I’m lost in imagining, happy to be agitated but still, we despise it. church bells that cruelly silence; appliances and cold reminders, our head’s filled with needles and thread. a virtual walk in the real world, we corrode as the people grow old; we see the sky as we never could, now.
I recall a school trip that took place before I left high school. The entire time, I felt distant, as though I was aware of the transience of the world around me, and my soon to be responsibility - but also strangely calm. This entire account serves as a testament to my existence.
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20/M/a decade that evaded me
Jul 7, 2021
Jul 7, 2021 at 1:58 PM UTC
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