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i am numb. this is the one place i cannot bear to take you, even though i am prepared to go to hell with you, i will not bring you here. it is a bathroom. any bathroom, really, as long as there’s something to lean over, something to flush, something to destroy the moment the room is occupied. it’s alright, though, because there’s a whole world out there for us, with gorgeous architecture and natural allure, so let’s go there, instead. yes, i’ll be out soon. if you have the tickets, we can go anywhere. just give me twenty minutes to make everything okay again, and i’ll take you to see the taj mahal, the colosseum, the broken ruins of rome. but i can never take you here. i’m sorry; whatever metaphorical journey you may have thought you were on ends here. it’s just not something i can bring you into. this is mine. and i’m calling this the end.
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Jul 17, 2021
Jul 17, 2021 at 8:41 PM UTC
the one sacrifice i won’t make
i am numb. this is the one place i cannot bear to take you, even though i am prepared to go to hell with you, i will not bring you here. it is a bathroom. any bathroom, really, as long as there’s something to lean over, something to flush, something to destroy the moment the room is occupied. it’s alright, though, because there’s a whole world out there for us, with gorgeous architecture and natural allure, so let’s go there, instead. yes, i’ll be out soon. if you have the tickets, we can go anywhere. just give me twenty minutes to make everything okay again, and i’ll take you to see the taj mahal, the colosseum, the broken ruins of rome. but i can never take you here. i’m sorry; whatever metaphorical journey you may have thought you were on ends here. it’s just not something i can bring you into. this is mine. and i’m calling this the end.
From a poetry portfolio I wrote in second year of university, titled 'Lonely Placements in a Loveless Universe'.
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23/Transmasculine/UK
Jul 17, 2021
Jul 17, 2021 at 8:41 PM UTC
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