doubtfreedomtruthwordplaymortalityidentityself-concealmentsolitudeindecisioncontemptwonderdisplacement
the span the distance, first place and the resting place
2026-10-02
doing feels a bit final,
saying yes, i say no to some,
but i guess in life one must choose,
if they are to choose or,
sit in a cave and have their imprinted soul imprint on the shadows of the wall,
if it's a lamb, or a
or a
i
what i've seen
wasn't often what my eye picked up
you act so courtageous but you're not really feeling love
i can see in your act your backstory
but it's not the backstory, it's the story you tell yourself,
what about my story? so eager to die, not despite, because,
come and state,
compensate.
the dust that's under the bed is it star dust?
miles from home, is it cozier here?
miles from
miles from
one must
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