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I was a casket, heavy with memories fading into stupor I refused to decipher words that once let me hold blue and name green in a shade of blood orange, skies. We walked — I floated through gravel, tears soaking my feet beside your resting head. I wept in silence, for no one was meant to hear. No one dared to comfort the hollow where my voice bellowed in melancholic grace. The ship sailed into the horizon above clouds — but there was no Neverland, only the second star to the right — its red light dimming before the supernova.
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May 27, 2025
May 27, 2025 at 6:28 AM UTC
Stupor
I was a casket, heavy with memories fading into stupor I refused to decipher words that once let me hold blue and name green in a shade of blood orange, skies. We walked — I floated through gravel, tears soaking my feet beside your resting head. I wept in silence, for no one was meant to hear. No one dared to comfort the hollow where my voice bellowed in melancholic grace. The ship sailed into the horizon above clouds — but there was no Neverland, only the second star to the right — its red light dimming before the supernova.
Hi, I am writing again.
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May 27, 2025
May 27, 2025 at 6:28 AM UTC
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