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I wake up tasting rust, and call it breakfast. The sun looks guilty, but I still blame the rain. I hate the chairs, the way they wait for me. I hate the air, how it touches without asking. And I hate that I hate like a dog chewing on its own tail, thinking it's a bone, thinking it's a gift.
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Feb 19
Feb 19, 2026 at 11:33 AM UTC
Rust In My Mouth
I wake up tasting rust, and call it breakfast. The sun looks guilty, but I still blame the rain. I hate the chairs, the way they wait for me. I hate the air, how it touches without asking. And I hate that I hate like a dog chewing on its own tail, thinking it's a bone, thinking it's a gift.
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Feb 19
Feb 19, 2026 at 11:33 AM UTC
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