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#timeandmemory
hours in—hourly; seconds lost to food for thought. cooking moments, so slowly i go back for seconds, trying to feel full off time itself.
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May 22
May 22, 2026 at 3:51 PM UTC
Going Back for Seconds
Fine tea brewed slow, poured carefully in old porcelain cups, tastes of today and then on discerning lips. The leaf gathers depth slowly, diffusing dark tones, unfolding waves, carried in soft, intentional ripples. A silver spoon stirs imagination like stairs ascending, unseen corners of thought. The cup is the soul, cracked, yet still holding. And if the cup were flawless, would the tea taste of anything? Would its memory linger, on the tongue at all?
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Feb 12
Feb 12, 2026 at 3:38 PM UTC
What lingers
Can’t hold onto anyone’s time—  their life is out of your hands. But still, we all take these    steps of being so etched in somebody’s memory—      like footprints in the sand. I keep counting all the time I   tried to hold onto the past,  without a watch in my hand. Watch the moment pass—  _tense_, sinister in tenacity.   A voracious hour—       feeding off  what I didn’t say,     what I left behind.       Art quietly buried in my mind. And all those things I thought were gone— they love to   reappear as a new regret. Still transparent. Still off-putting. But put off those mistakes—   and put on the lessons. Be beautiful in your time. Not perfect. _Just worth building_. They’ll write it down— the inspiring   story of how you rose,  even when time kept slipping       through your hands.
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Jun 27, 2025
Jun 27, 2025 at 12:55 PM UTC
Footprints Without a Watch
The night hums a quiet tune, a melody lost between stars and sighs. Moonlight spills like silver ink, writing forgotten dreams on my skin. I chase echoes of a name I never spoke, woven in the hush of the wind. Footsteps dissolve in the sand, yet the tide carries them back— again, and again. Time bends where longing lingers, soft hands reaching for yesterday’s touch. But love, like mist, fades before fingers can hold it. So I gather the whispers, press them into my ribs, let them bloom beneath my breath— a garden of moments, eternal and unseen.
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Mar 25, 2025
Mar 25, 2025 at 5:25 AM UTC
Ephemeral Whispers