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@hypnopompicreverie
Hello fellow writer nerds!
My page consists pretty much entirely of poetry, but this is important:
I got scammed. And I want to prevent the same thing from happening to you.
This artist, @canvasalchemy, reached out and asked me to write a poem to accompany a sketch he was doing for a commission. I did, and he told me I would receive 30% of the fee.
I was emailed an e-check for $500 from Sarah Allison Hughes at [email protected]. He told me his deposit balance was met, and asked if the whole fee could just be sent to me.
I thought I was so careful. I made sure the check cleared and deposited before sending his portion through Zelle.
I was not careful enough. They altered the check after I sent the money. This is a phishing scam. I've reported the artist, but there's nothing more I can do except let you all know.
Be careful, please. It's so easy to think "I'd never get caught by something like this" until it happens.
Thank you for listening. Thank you for sharing your art, too.
They were going by canvasalchemy, now @/velvetgild (which I saw just before blocking them)- The @ they included will still go to the correct blog, however. Thanks to this person, I managed to not get caught, but they’re still up to this same stunt. My artist friend thought it looked real enough upon initial inspection, but I was still feeling unsettled and so searched up their handle at the time and I’m so glad I did. I know I said it once already, but thank you again hummingbee-lievable!
To everyone else- Be warned.
There is a cavern
It hides behind bars of bone
And walls carved from flesh.
Deep in its hearth
It aches with a cold hunger
And gorges upon the spark of a friendly passerby.
Yet the smiling traveler is released-
It cannot stand to trap them
And simply watches as they go.
Perhaps they will return-
It dare not hope
And yawns wider in longing.
There is a cavern
It yearn to become a home
And welcome resident rather than wanderer.
my horoscope for today. “let yourself be a mess”
“Who the hell said you no longer had it in you?”
— Charles Bukowski
Hibernation
Dormancy and conservation
Preservation
Do I dare wake?
Winter has long since ended
(Has it?)
Who awaits when I open my eyes?
Does the river remember my face?
(Do I?)
Who awaits when I open my mouth?
Do the birds remember my voice?
(Do I?)
Wakefulness
Inevitable change and transformation
Evolution?
Do I dare wake?
Winter has long since ended
(It has)
Will there be someone new standing there?
Or will I recognize the reflection?
(I want to)
Will there be a new voice in the choir?
Or will I recognize the song?
(I want to)
Spring is here
And I am late
But do I remain?
(I must)
Cold take but all languages are beautiful actually. Every single one. Every single human language on earth is a collection of stories interwoven into the very fabric of the words that are spoken.
“Oh but this language sounds scary-“ have you heard a child speak it while pointing at a butterfly?
“Oh but this language sounds silly-“ have you heard someone’s grandma recite a recipe with such practiced ease it comes off as poetry?
“Oh but this language is really weird-“ and yours isn’t? Everyone’s language is weird, dumbass, it came free with your fucking humanity.
Every tongue that is spoken is a work of art. Every language a unique window into the world.
Isn’t it wonderful?
It growls from the depth of my stomach,
But it is not hunger.
It claws at the confines of my skull,
But it has not the limbs.
It roars for an escape,
But it has not the voice.
It stalks the room,
But it has not the form.
I do not want to let it out,
But it demands freedom.
I know not what it wants,
But I have asked it-
It only snarls in return.
Perhaps we are both afraid
Of it-
Of me.
Perhaps we need not be.
It starts with a whisper
With a bud just breaking the earth
With the dawning of the sun
And the marching of time
Just a possibility of something great
Of something dangerous
Of something exciting
Of something new
Of something routine
Of fluidity and passion
Of monotony and rigidty.
Hope and luck are for the romantics
But possibility?
Possibility is endless and boundless
Possibility calculates
Possibility allows control over fate
Possibility is will and paths abound
Possibility questions and builds and binds
It is not hope that held me through the night
It is not luck that led me through the night
But possibility and those branching walkways
Infinite and aplenty and all mine to choose
All I have to do is walk
Out of my mind
Out of my body
A forgeign voice
Doubtful eyes looking
But not truly seeing
Dreaming?
A distortion and disconnection
Incoherence and doubt
All rolled into one
Give me back my eyes
Give me back my voice
Give me back my body
And give me back my mind
Clear the fog
Awaken from the dream
They were never yours to begin with.
There is a question that waits in the shadows
It carries hidden blades in its sleeves
And sharp knives in its boots
Waiting for the time to spring out
And cut across muscle and sinew
To bleed the softly beating heart
To scar delicate flesh.
It is a ravenous rouge that lays entrapped
Behind the eyes of its gentle host
How it hungers to gouge out the eyes of that fragile, pathetic thing
Not to blind the creature, no
But to force it to witness the truth which it already knows
And yet cowers from, fearing the pain.
It knows too well the answer
Knows that the answer is a different kind of beast
It is charm and smiles and false hope
It is capable only of deceit and lies
It is not a beast seeking truth
But a beast of gluttony and pleasure
And it does not even know that that is what it is.
The question knows well the answer
The question does not wish harm upon its host
It only wishes to help the creature unblind itself
And kill the false hope
It cares not for the scars left behind.
The creature knows this, too
And yet still it begs it’s ravenous rogue for just a day more
It is not the first time.
So the question lays in wait
Not pacing along it’s cage
But patient, as a good rogue ought to be
Waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
Not one scar on my heart came from an enemy.
They all came from people who claimed to love me the most.
“I’m still rebuilding the parts of me you promised were safe with you.”
a listener need a listener too—
There are millipedes and centipedes
Insect and arachnids
Entire flocks and colonies
Quartets, trios, and couples
But what of the singular creatures?
Do they stand alone?
Solitary through circumstances of birth?
Do they wish for the quiet?
Or are they lonely?
Does a cavern yawn wide in their chest,
Aching for a traveler to wander in,
Light a fire and stay a while?
Does an ache press in on their hollow bones,
Hungry for a soft touch,
Yearning for something to fill the void?
Or do they not notice?
But what of the pack bonded creatures?
Is the nest suffocating,
Too much heat and too little space,
Desperate for just a bit of room?
Are their marrowed bones too heavy to hold,
Muscles tense to supress the itching need
To retreat from the slightest touch?
Or do they not notice?
And what of the odd shaped creature?
Neither pack bonded or singular,
But lonely all the same,
But crowded all the same?
Where does it belong?
The pack knows it is different,
But promises burial so long as it changes;
The creature shudders at the thought.
The solitude is easy,
But the nights are long and cold;
The creature aches for sun in the night.
The creature finds community in the wildflowers,
But they cannot hold it back.
So what is a creature to do,
When it cannot change,
And yet its palms ache for a hand to hold?
When it cannot stand the warmth,
Yet is subject to the cold?
Is it too itself for the world?
Or must the search continue?
It dreams of solitude in tandem,
A beautiful melody,
A chill autumn day with a shining sun,
Just enough, but not too much.
Is it too much?
The creature grows weary
And it wonders,
Can I truly belong?