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We are in a abundance of fluidic obscurity. Tidal forces collect the stones of creation weaving them upon the shores of static boulders. Melodic in there rhythmic causality. Caught in the gravitational flow within the onyx oceans of forever. There are ripples in the static, migrating. Luminous moments breath below the murkiness stirring life. Where a crest of nihility washes many away, but life lingers. Like fireflies they perforate the tides of eternity, breathing for moments before expelling there beauty, to once again create elegance in a sea of darkness.
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Apr 10, 2018
Apr 10, 2018 at 11:08 AM UTC
Waves Of The Universe Crest
how easy              it must be                          to be                nothing.           to drift                  like smoke—            unheld,                         unnamed,           unmade,                  uncalled.           no voice                        to strain,          no weight               to carry,                        no name            to answer to,                        no history       to betray,                     no body            to mourn                               in the morning.                  the wind           does not cry                            when it leaves            the room.               the shadow       does not grieve                           its blur.                    even dust          learns                          to settle.          even echoes                     give up            without needing                                  farewell.          i envy                       the pebble—                     tossed                               into the dark,             resting                     without memory,                                 without meaning,                        without fear                                        of being seen.                forgotten,                               yet                 whole.        there is                           a kind of mercy                in the void—                            a hush                     where burden                                   cannot bloom,               a place                       where shame                                    has no shape,            no mirrors                             to reflect,         no mouths                      to mock,                 no eyes                             to measure            the quiet                        out of me,        no hands                     to hold,              then release,                           then forget.   just                 the still.            just                   the silence                             that never                                    has                                       to end.           i would fold                  into that hush,                              slip                 into the unseen,                          unspool                this thread                                 of self,                let it vanish                                 between                  the floorboards—                                 like spilled                          water,              like breath,                               like light                       when the door                                   is closed.               would i                         finally              feel                            peace?         or would i                    only                           miss                  the ache—                 the ache                           that meant                                  i was                          here,                       that someone                     might’ve known                                    i was                             real                               enough                           to hurt.                          but still—             how light                           it must feel               to be                       nothing                               at all.
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Apr 7, 2025
Apr 7, 2025 at 10:58 AM UTC
to be nothing
how easy              it must be                          to be                nothing.           to drift                  like smoke—            unheld,                         unnamed,           unmade,                  uncalled.           no voice                        to strain,          no weight               to carry,                        no name            to answer to,                        no history       to betray,                     no body            to mourn                               in the morning.                  the wind           does not cry                            when it leaves            the room.               the shadow       does not grieve                           its blur.                    even dust          learns                          to settle.          even echoes                     give up            without needing                                  farewell.          i envy                       the pebble—                     tossed                               into the dark,             resting                     without memory,                                 without meaning,                        without fear                                        of being seen.                forgotten,                               yet                 whole.        there is                           a kind of mercy                in the void—                            a hush                     where burden                                   cannot bloom,               a place                       where shame                                    has no shape,            no mirrors                             to reflect,         no mouths                      to mock,                 no eyes                             to measure            the quiet                        out of me,        no hands                     to hold,              then release,                           then forget.   just                 the still.            just                   the silence                             that never                                    has                                       to end.           i would fold                  into that hush,                              slip                 into the unseen,                          unspool                this thread                                 of self,                let it vanish                                 between                  the floorboards—                                 like spilled                          water,              like breath,                               like light                       when the door                                   is closed.               would i                         finally              feel                            peace?         or would i                    only                           miss                  the ache—                 the ache                           that meant                                  i was                          here,                       that someone                     might’ve known                                    i was                             real                               enough                           to hurt.                          but still—             how light                           it must feel               to be                       nothing                               at all.
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