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We are not really broken until we are broken        and then we mend and break again       until our bones become smashed to smithereens mapped into tiny lines          and cracks with some darkness         in between white matter, crushed              into jigsaw pieces, laden with blood, with spit, with silt until the despair that fear releases interacts with self-blame            and guilt And how they weigh upon us, these layers of pain like heavy blankets on our contours, in the dark the maze of our pasts thick upon us as we strive to envision                              a spark perhaps just a tiny glowing, at first, a barely felt shadow of light a glimmer, a whisper of            knowing, a drive urging us on            to fight and all of our minerals rub off in sparkling crystals as we brush up against the walls of that ever-blackened tunnel as we stumble and steady the fall feeling a subterranean rumble a shifting of perspective as we battle questions, spinning thick into the whirlpool of our yearning into molten metals, slick We might think we can snap                            with the ease of a lonely brittle star that tomorrow could be a tribute,               in lacerations to the last trace             of who we are but it can happen, as we sit upon, plan the edge               of our last breath                                deep, subtle beats                         of truth rise up                 to repel the scent           of death and, in pulses of light                   it drifts bends in willowy arcs upon our soul it trips ******* light out from the dark and all the sharpened hooks that kept us chained          to the abyss are released as               we break free into heaven's rolling kiss feeling the flutters of a new, kind breeze upon our skin as Life's vast impulse courses through us      and simply wins and the only demise we're mourning is the death of           of a dormancy, a resistance to again receive and give as we embrace those little, precious instincts that tell us to keep on and choose             to live
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Sep 3, 2016
Sep 3, 2016 at 1:28 AM UTC
Little, Precious Instincts
We are not really broken until we are broken        and then we mend and break again       until our bones become smashed to smithereens mapped into tiny lines          and cracks with some darkness         in between white matter, crushed              into jigsaw pieces, laden with blood, with spit, with silt until the despair that fear releases interacts with self-blame            and guilt And how they weigh upon us, these layers of pain like heavy blankets on our contours, in the dark the maze of our pasts thick upon us as we strive to envision                              a spark perhaps just a tiny glowing, at first, a barely felt shadow of light a glimmer, a whisper of            knowing, a drive urging us on            to fight and all of our minerals rub off in sparkling crystals as we brush up against the walls of that ever-blackened tunnel as we stumble and steady the fall feeling a subterranean rumble a shifting of perspective as we battle questions, spinning thick into the whirlpool of our yearning into molten metals, slick We might think we can snap                            with the ease of a lonely brittle star that tomorrow could be a tribute,               in lacerations to the last trace             of who we are but it can happen, as we sit upon, plan the edge               of our last breath                                deep, subtle beats                         of truth rise up                 to repel the scent           of death and, in pulses of light                   it drifts bends in willowy arcs upon our soul it trips ******* light out from the dark and all the sharpened hooks that kept us chained          to the abyss are released as               we break free into heaven's rolling kiss feeling the flutters of a new, kind breeze upon our skin as Life's vast impulse courses through us      and simply wins and the only demise we're mourning is the death of           of a dormancy, a resistance to again receive and give as we embrace those little, precious instincts that tell us to keep on and choose             to live
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