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They blow up the moon;
A firework in the dark
fragments of light rock
thrown into orbit
we couldn’t be satisfied with looking at the jewel of the solar system
through a telescope.
we weren’t satisfied with looking.
The oceans never move anymore
the boats are useless now
beneath us the oceans
go
still
and one by one the fish disappear
in dire times i look to the photos of oceans
on Google Images
and they are big
and they dwarf
and they consume
(but no longer)
So i bear my breast for the Naked Sky
and the world around me goes still
the rings around the world
hurtling apologies towards us forever
boom!
boom!
boom goes the moon
boom goes everybody in front of it
she is insatiable in her memory and her misery
‘i existed once!
humans
and your stupid
unquenchable
hatred of distance’
she wishes she could heal
but she can’t stop gnashing her ancient
greek teeth
At night the streetlamps
are all we have
all we ever had
there are children who are born to
unseeing skies
dead skies
they are carted home
under dead skies
their first sunset falls to
dead skies
every sky is dead
every sky is filled with bone
these days
every dead
fucking
day.
‘what is light?’ You ask
‘beauty’ I reply
The sun sets and we
are alone with all the things we feel
and there is nothing but emptiness and bones
but oh
the stars are beautiful.
- ‘Moonlyte’, s.e.e
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What’s the matter then? Nothing. It doesn’t matter. It should matter. It does matter.
Darshana Suresh, excerpt of Birds on a Power Line
lagiocondas >> nefrertiti
goodbye leonardo i still love you move than ever but let’s be real nefertiti is my girl
and so you wear their fear like a bridal veil.
Darshana Suresh, excerpt of A Plea from Shaking Knees
never quite knowing what it means to be alive.
Darshana Suresh, excerpt of [ UNSURE ]
And the love? See-saw love. Waning- moon love.
Darshana Suresh, excerpt of Bombs & Blood & Pretence