Mood: I have so much work left to do before midnight and I’ve been sitting on my phone doing absolutely nothing productive whatsoever. I’m dying

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Mood: I have so much work left to do before midnight and I’ve been sitting on my phone doing absolutely nothing productive whatsoever. I’m dying
97% of my likes are full of shit I just don’t understand so I can later go back and understand them
So our kitchen sink was full of pots and pans, like really REALLY full, and my mom did themm. Her version of washing the dishes is LITERALLY washing them. She just put soap on them n the next day she told me to rinse. I ended up rewashing them this morning.
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This is my first and only URL.
Home.
That day will come.
One day it will click.
And you will wish
to return to a home
that will never
come and wish
to return to you.
The time you spent
as a child, in that
large majestic house
will never return.
The way you used to
run down the stairs
when you heard
your father return
from work.
The way your mother
never wanted any help
from your father to cook
but would let you help
anytime.
But that time
will never return.
Time was never taught
to fail.
To turn around
and look back.
It was always taught
to keep moving forward.
And time pities us.
We go through everyday
praying, wishing, asking,
for one more chance.
To be able to turn
back the clock.
But he doesn't know how.
And all we want is one day.
A day to be filled
with all the emotions
and images and vividness
and the happiness of
a time when we were young.
And we were innocent.
And time came knocking
at our day everyday
and would come to play.
And time slowly grew
older with us.
And yet
we get so angry with him.
All because we just want
to go home.
Almost Human.
Human-like,
she ran.
She could smell him.
That scent.
It was almost addicting,
intoxicating.
And all she wanted to do
was drink it in.
He was near.
And he was hurt.
He couldn't get up.
Even if he wanted to.
He had given up.
Nothing was there
for him to hold onto.
But she wished
that she could have been
the reason
for him to stay.
She lay herself
next to him.
He looked up at her
and the fear from his mind
and his heart
thrust itself onto his face.
And she cried.
It began to rain.
More of them appeared.
He saw
and begged them
to quickly devour him.
The pain was already
too much for him
to control anymore.
And he screamed.
And he died.
Painfully. Slowly.
Sickeningly.
They tried.
But she wouldn't
let them have him.
She fought a battle
that was never hers.
But she was victorious,
and they fled.
She knew what she had to do.
There was nothing else
she could do.
And so she began.
She pulled and ripped
and cried.
It came off so easily.
And it was warm still.
Blood was everywhere.
The taste. The smell.
So satisfying.
So terrifying.
So sickeningly depressing.
She filled herself.
And he was gone.
Only bones remained.
And she buried them.
One by one.
And she left.
But the guilt never would.
.
World.
We want to see the world the way it sees us.
There's so much to show.
So many things to impart us with.
So much to remind us of.
And so we wait, and we rest.
We watch and we listen.
We search and we see,
yet it goes on by.
Undetected. Unheard. Untouched.
And so we keep breathing,
unaware of the beauty
that surrounds us and envelopes us.
Living, thriving, listening.
Patiently waiting
for at least one human being
to hear it.
Become a part of it.
And when we do,
life no linger hides her mysteries.
She no longer keeps us away,
but instead, brings us all closer together.
And the world might seem strange and new.
And you'll smile.
Then, my friend,
will we truly see the world
the way it sees you and me.
Clouds.
The clouds.
They wait for no one.
Maybe that's why birds fly.
So they can pretend,
even for a moment,
that they can be
as quick, as light, as pure.
The sky seems so sad tonight.
Not a single star dares to shine.
Oh sky, what do you want?
Do you miss the moon?
The clouds? The sun?
Or even us beings,
who only come to see you
when you're warm?
For who wants to spend their time
with someone who brings them grief?
But do not fret, for I know your pain.
Your silent tears.
I see it when your rush the clouds away.
Or when you ask the moon to rest.
When you feel like no one is there,
don't worry and remember my words.
I'll be here. Always.
Watching and waiting.
For what?
I'll still be the last to know.
But please, sky, don't be so upset.
If you promise to always watch over me,
I'll watch over you.
Don't let me leave.
For who wants to spend their time
with someone who brings them grief.