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Morning light breathes life into every flower, reflecting odd geometries that follow me hour to hour. Between each step scattered on the coniferous ground are my dreams, forgotten inside a still dark pond. Searching noon for new eyes is the easiest task I feel, when one forgets what isn’t real. And as I kneel at dusk with pockets full of daylight, uncertainty shields me from the river trailing behind. A devouring gush of blue moves inside the chest of twilight and all that I hold dissolves into a thousand new eyes and all that I fear becomes what brings the night alive. Only a certain eye lets me sleep and one remains open to another rapturous beginning. In these blue veins, a wild sea courses with a stream of stars from each wound widening. Something more real than I lives in the abyss that pulls on all things yet my soul glows brighter when it is darker still.
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Jun 30, 2025
Jun 30, 2025 at 9:09 AM UTC
Darker still
Morning light breathes life into every flower, reflecting odd geometries that follow me hour to hour. Between each step scattered on the coniferous ground are my dreams, forgotten inside a still dark pond. Searching noon for new eyes is the easiest task I feel, when one forgets what isn’t real. And as I kneel at dusk with pockets full of daylight, uncertainty shields me from the river trailing behind. A devouring gush of blue moves inside the chest of twilight and all that I hold dissolves into a thousand new eyes and all that I fear becomes what brings the night alive. Only a certain eye lets me sleep and one remains open to another rapturous beginning. In these blue veins, a wild sea courses with a stream of stars from each wound widening. Something more real than I lives in the abyss that pulls on all things yet my soul glows brighter when it is darker still.
There is no sun without shadow, and it is essential to know the night. The absurd man says yes and his efforts will henceforth be unceasing. – Albert Camus.
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Jun 30, 2025
Jun 30, 2025 at 9:09 AM UTC
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