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people speak to hear themselves think, there are no more conversations, no more characters to play I am an actor wearing out my grief between the lines that barricades fatigue, I cannot be tired if I wish to produce, such is the waking nightmare of grief, which renders feeling a commodity, a production profitable in utility, as if “use” ever was real with my ancestors as guardian angels, I am guaranteed to fall into addiction, whether it be coffee and its ability to temporarily halt grief, or when it’s midday and life wanes as if it were framed, As if empowerment of the businesses through the destruction of my body justifies the tears forming the empty warzones of childhood memory, My writing is power and the corruption of inner-peace, invaluable until the end, indivisible until I’m bleeding out, begging for mercy My tears, damp with grief, can finally crash into the earth Another labor of love gone unpaid
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Aug 9, 2023
Aug 9, 2023 at 8:59 PM UTC
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people speak to hear themselves think, there are no more conversations, no more characters to play I am an actor wearing out my grief between the lines that barricades fatigue, I cannot be tired if I wish to produce, such is the waking nightmare of grief, which renders feeling a commodity, a production profitable in utility, as if “use” ever was real with my ancestors as guardian angels, I am guaranteed to fall into addiction, whether it be coffee and its ability to temporarily halt grief, or when it’s midday and life wanes as if it were framed, As if empowerment of the businesses through the destruction of my body justifies the tears forming the empty warzones of childhood memory, My writing is power and the corruption of inner-peace, invaluable until the end, indivisible until I’m bleeding out, begging for mercy My tears, damp with grief, can finally crash into the earth Another labor of love gone unpaid
benjamin-rodriguez
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Aug 9, 2023
Aug 9, 2023 at 8:59 PM UTC
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