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I don't want to believe in purpose. I don't want to believe that I am worthy of more than misery. What would it mean if I was? I wait for the sun to rise along the Alaskan costal trail. I am tired but sleep is a long off thought. My eyes graze along mountains as if they were in arms reach. On the wings of pink wings an orange blazes from the long off peaks. Warmth, a hug flung upon the world. The color green is coming to life in the trees. Small birds calling and I imagine they know my name. All this time I've sank into the night where I thought I was nothing. I admit, I have hope.
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Apr 11
Apr 11, 2026 at 6:09 PM UTC
a little hope
I don't want to believe in purpose. I don't want to believe that I am worthy of more than misery. What would it mean if I was? I wait for the sun to rise along the Alaskan costal trail. I am tired but sleep is a long off thought. My eyes graze along mountains as if they were in arms reach. On the wings of pink wings an orange blazes from the long off peaks. Warmth, a hug flung upon the world. The color green is coming to life in the trees. Small birds calling and I imagine they know my name. All this time I've sank into the night where I thought I was nothing. I admit, I have hope.
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Apr 11
Apr 11, 2026 at 6:09 PM UTC
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