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@sagegreythehazelpirate
Hi
My lovely followers ..I am back.
Dream.
Ophelia Drowning by Paul Albert Steck (1895)
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The field wasn't silent — it leaned in, as a lone poppy bloomed like the final lyric of a song, the sun was still humming.
Sometimes I find
the very act of breathing
tiresome
but somehow
I manage
to tolerate it
I want to exist
Just not in this space
In this time
In this world
Today
Where everything
Is Falling down
Around me
And we're all
Just waiting
For the world
To burn.
Last Will by Nikolay Kurganov
Mermaid by Svetaa Pikul
Ghost
Breath air,
Into my lungs.
Help me feel,
Like I once did.
See me as I wish to be,
Not as I am.
Talk to me,
Don’t be silent.
Lie,
And tell me,
That I am not a ghost,
Of what I was.
Odalisque au Bassin by Léon-François Comerre (19th Century)
A cloud of emotion chokes my thought.
I prefer not to process sometimes,
It's much easier,
To tuck away my thoughts and feelings on certain matters,
To deal with another day.
Or never,
That works too.
I wonder,
If the rain has thoughts.
Does it think about the dead,
As it weeps upon their graves?
Does it contemplate,
It’s purpose,
As it falls down to the earth?
Does it ever wish,
To be something else?
I just wonder sometimes,
If the rain,
Has thoughts of its own.
Sleeping Bacchant by Károly Lotz (19th Century)