"Angels are not meant to dwell in the world of men.
I was never meant to have anything so good"
Danielle Teller
Denis Sarazhin
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"Angels are not meant to dwell in the world of men.
I was never meant to have anything so good"
Danielle Teller
Denis Sarazhin
there I stood on my perch
a cardinal or a canary I cant say
there is nothing to sing too here
young brittle bones never lifted off the ground
my yellow coated body mocked
i am a bird pulling out her feathers
lightly freedom falls
this is the only part of me that could fly
I ripped out hope with a stubbon beak
praying something would fill the absence
red of raw flesh invaded yellow
rusty hinges wore with age
I cant tell you when the cage opened
but I know this is a new pain, opening bloody wings
and I am still angry
the heavenly father left with Christmas magic and baby teeth
hopes of salvation pushed down by growing pains
I am older now
I was not old when I was walked though my first church
my father was a baby when he was pushed under the rapids of religion
I was fated to be
just barely held from the tides by mothers arms
a body so young I could not hold my head above holy water
as my legs grew long enough I walked to the shallow end
when my face made it past the surface I finally saw the world not warped by christ
I am older now
but I miss the comforts of my late womb
the way the water held me
engulfing my small body invading my lungs with prayer and mind with scripture
I now wish for the same warmth I was given when I was young and vulnerable
I want psalms sung above my cradle once more
I clutch and grab anything that felt like this
like a toddler pulling hair I dont stop until I am pried open
but I am older now
these same choirs leave my hollow chest only with echos
our fathers blood lies in my stomach for sin alone
I know I much to big to go back to the womb
these same churches won't feel like home
there is no devil
I have no father
these were bedtime stories
ment to leave me like Christmas magic and baby teeth
Willa Cather // Franz Kafka
“A year ago, you did not know today. You did not know how you’d make it here. But you made it here. By grace, you made it here.”
— Morgan Harper Nichols
the miracle of being here
invitation, mary oliver// @arthoesunshine // when death comes, mary oliver//to be alive, gregory ott// the dead poets society(1989), quote: walden, henry david thoreau// joseph campbell// the aeneid, virgil// @babyangel-jpg // @rawjoy //sweet, charles bukowski// that it will never come again, emily dickinson// bjenny montero// ? // ? // moments, mary oliver// madness a bipolar life, marya hornbacher// wild geese, mary oliver// letters to a young poet, rainer maria rilke// on earth we're briefly gorgeous, ocean voung// @ashstfu // i thought on his desire for three days, linda gregg
The uncluttering
I perpetually see three letters missing from your scrabble board. You want to tell me of it, but you don’t.
It’s in the pained pleasurable pause between words that feel like you are in
another world with time. The prince, the fox and the rose are at your bedside. It is far, but it is not.
I lay my head over your heart, but tonight your sights are elsewhere. There is a mountain you’d like to climb, and I would like to be at the top of it when you arrive—
ripples don’t have to turn into tides.
I made the mistake of texting you
theres this awful kind of sickness afterwards
there always has been
once I cherished the way my heart skipped when our eyes locked
now this blush feels more like a fever
my stomach hurts and I can't stop thinking about you again
it feels so right, the way her fingers lace with mine and my head on her chest, and all my friends are tired of hearing how right she feels but I could talk about her until my tongue raw and throat dry
this is the river I crawled from
I did not drown in it
you will find me spitting up blood through bared teeth
but not water
birthdays comes just a little too fast
you watch your brother turn from boy to man
take note as gray starts to fill your dads beard
your family dogs name stays caught in your throat
this is how you know
Manhattan is a Lenape Word, Natalie Diaz
Clementine von Radics, Mouthful of Forevers
summer this year left me behind
took my friends and sent me on a long drive
paused the first love I was beginning to feel
autumn will find my face changed
dirt under finger nails and scars replacing skin
I have been rid of the child left in me
Alain de Botton, Essays in Love [transcript in ALT]
"you are terrifying and strange and beautiful, someone not everyone knows how to love"
-warsan shire