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I come alive in the fall time.
In October, especially.
Sun-kissed sky. 24 km bike rides. Saturated landscapes.
For a few weeks each year, we all live it.
We all come alive.

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stargirl
I come alive in the fall time.
In October, especially.
Sun-kissed sky. 24 km bike rides. Saturated landscapes.
For a few weeks each year, we all live it.
We all come alive.
mondays
mondays are garbage days. mondays smell. as I bike home from work I pass bin after overflowing bin, the handlebars of my bike brushing against the occasional one that’s strayed into my lane. in the evenings I catch collected dust, another crude reminder of an ever-expanding concrete maze of pollution and people. on weekends I run away, only to find that everyone else is too. in the mornings I dream. the city holds its breath and so do I. waking and drifting, orange-gold leaves flicker into focus and the crunch of boots echoes for kilometers around. the sound and my self finds peace in emptiness. it doesn’t frighten. it welcomes.
warm weather
summer is here, but I
am not
amidst the blooms and the opening petals
I wither
I hibernate
I hide
and yes, I do believe his mouth is heaven, his kisses falling over me like stars.
Richard Siken, Crush
9:07
I want to learn about love, so teach me
Beat me up, put me in your pocket, conceal me
snowflakes and butterflies
I think I believe in guardian angels.
Last night, when I was lulling myself
to sleep with images of being
plastered to the cement 18 floors
below, I did not think that happiness
could possibly ever be attained.
Somehow, I arose, still alive and breathing,
made my way down 18 floors the safe way,
the normal way, the way everyone else does.
Cold and blistery, snowflakes like fat lumps
of depression falling from a heaven that
humans dreamt up so they could feel better
about dying. Uncertainty terrifies.
The bus stopped, full as always, but today,
something happened, that made me look at the snow
like dreams floating through the world and into
our mouths. A kind bundled lady, I could not
see her face, stood up from a seat and motioned me
toward it. This is normal, the way that everyone does it,
but today, something different. A warm hand
squeezed my arm. Her hand. Gratitude. Butterflies floating
between us. I’d forgotten what it’s like
to be touched without wanting anything in return.
can’t help it
My body
betrayed me
muscles shifted overnight
wrapped around the folds of you
over you, in between you
I couldn’t get enough of you
morning arrived and so did the realization
that what my body wants
isn’t what I do
four years time
don’t worry about it
our road ends here
four years later
your words have reappeared
sword to scar
the wound reopened
what I’ve stitched up
has been re broken
as anonymous
as you would have wanted it
stealth and surprise
revealing your cowardice
hate to admit
that those 31 letters
caused my chest to expand
my sorrow to fester
for a moment in time
I seemed to believe
I was seventeen again
had just been deceived
brought back to the month
when you killed who I was
reached into my blood stream
poisoned our love
I look into your eyes
a different shade of dirt
awaken from the nightmare,
I bury the hurt
It was all a bad dream,
those years of seventeen,
when all I did was scream,
when all I wanted
was to be free.