A collection of words.

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Weight of loveburdenbeauty [shortened] 𝙷𝚘𝚠𝚖𝚞𝚌𝚑𝚍𝚘𝚎𝚜𝚊𝚍𝚘𝚕𝚕𝚊𝚌𝚘𝚜𝚝If someone gave me a nickel for my thoughts, how much could I bank before the truth became exhausting? Never have I

My Mother Told Me So

Two years ago, regret existed only as a foreign concept. Who could prepare for a reality so brutal: my mother’s spirit relieved of its physical

I Love You; More When It’s Over

One who cries in the desert can weep for an eternity. Apologies for your suffering due to my brokenness. I acknowledge these words as worthless

embryo

cancer of the sweetest poisons, caramel Georgian peach. an aura as addictive – earth’s most succulent devil’s pie. Me no want riches if it means

Open Note 25

Driving at 65 MPH on the I-10, listening to the remaster of Lonely Fire by Miles Davis—A twenty minute vibe and an irony as the

Silver Sanity

a Man, coated in bronze,resides in a reality illuminatedunder a cerulean sun.Born under the influence of generational despair, losing a home to empty bottles made of

Those Nikes had to be From the 90s

Two women approached the door of my job and began to set down their plastic cups filled with clear liquids and half full tote bags.

Citrus Sun

Before the sun touches the horizon,I wake fully clothed —Seeking fulfillment with pockets full of gold dust,fixing my gaze upon solar supremacy, exploring the possibilities of a life

R.A.G.E.E

I’ve grown to understand that proximity is the key to affection.That distance can be the antagonist of true love, yetironic that your love stretched continents.A love

Mother’s Eyes were Green, but Sometimes Brown

My mother and I wore the same size shoe.when I would trade solesout of rotation I would hear“Dang Fatman, I really liked those ones”,or, “You

Reveries of Children Living in Blue

As children, Da’Nae and I dreamt that the entire family lived on the same block.We dreamt, as children, on late nights over chip dust and

What some may call a Bodega

One time in fourth grade, I threatened to throw a chair at a girl who called me a gorilla. I was suspended, but I did