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And after the hurricane She wore a tapestry out of cobwebs. Used ink bleeding from her fingertips To sign her name Beneath the truth. Till they told her the hurricane was a Fictional conspiracy, Saying she'd have seen the sunshine If she were wise. She thought to herself: If they don't believe me, Why should I? And so she clawed through her tower, Collecting raindrops To prove to herself that she was not someone to Invent fabricated props Like a delusional playwright with A crumbling set of plotholes. As they threw stands of disbelief She continued collecting raindrops Each more cloudy than the last, Repeating to herself It happened It happened. It happened? Putting her mind on trial, They did the same with bleeding dockets. Her certainty diminished with each test, And her tapestry blew away Mocking her mounting distrust. As she feared her mind had gone Her dry, stained fingertips found No more raindrops.
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Jul 5, 2024
Jul 5, 2024 at 8:01 PM UTC
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And after the hurricane She wore a tapestry out of cobwebs. Used ink bleeding from her fingertips To sign her name Beneath the truth. Till they told her the hurricane was a Fictional conspiracy, Saying she'd have seen the sunshine If she were wise. She thought to herself: If they don't believe me, Why should I? And so she clawed through her tower, Collecting raindrops To prove to herself that she was not someone to Invent fabricated props Like a delusional playwright with A crumbling set of plotholes. As they threw stands of disbelief She continued collecting raindrops Each more cloudy than the last, Repeating to herself It happened It happened. It happened? Putting her mind on trial, They did the same with bleeding dockets. Her certainty diminished with each test, And her tapestry blew away Mocking her mounting distrust. As she feared her mind had gone Her dry, stained fingertips found No more raindrops.
False memory OCD meets fantasy ****
mary-alexander
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Jul 5, 2024
Jul 5, 2024 at 8:01 PM UTC
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