who is the man i call dad
im not sure when the pedestal my father once stood on crumbled
his voice once made magic from oxygen and took me to fairytale lands
i cannot go there now while im clenching my fists under the table wishing he would stop pulling apart my mind
i think of little me barrelling to the door when i heard him come home from work as i slip into my room and try to look busy
i wonder w...
Monday 9th January 2023 2:42 am
i will be okay
i will miss you but i will be okay
you will join ghosts of other gone people
haunting my memories and my heart
and i will be okay
i will laugh and i will cry
for you and over you and not for you
i will look over my shoulder and laugh
and i will be okay
maybe we’ll speak again
catch up and you’ll be sorry
but maybe you’ll never try to right your wrongs
an...
Monday 19th December 2022 1:53 am
always moving, dont get too attached.
immediately after i finish a book i have to start another.
rinse and repeat. always moving. don’t get too attached.
i worry that if i don’t pick up another book immediately i may never do so again
i fear i’ll become forever lost in the chasm
grasping for characters who’s stories have ended and unable to move onto the next
if i didn’t fear the nothingness i could learn m...
Tuesday 29th November 2022 2:43 am
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