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I want ideas to hit me like a raging truck and leave me bleeding sonnets. Each word a clog in my lungs, each breathe an invocation. I never want to run out of prose, I need my pain spilled on paper. Otherwise, I’d be forced to wrap these hands— otherwise, I’d believe my father was right when he said I am not good enough.
— K.M.K.
you held my rage with a tenderness that no one else before you did and it felt like peeking through a haunted house half expecting to see a ghost of all the monstrosities I ever said goodbye to but instead I find you singing to a wildflower that bloomed in the cracks of dilapidated walls. — K.M.K.
and when she loves, she loves hard; you could give her a bouquet of dying flowers and watch them spring to beauty in her arms—
she loves to the point of revival.
— K.M.K.
come here. come bring your baggage and we’ll unpack them together. this house is an evolving space. the interior, we will rearrange. you can pick the furniture and paint the walls. I will fill the yard with Daisies and dedicate you all their colors. come here. be the sunlight and the rain. come sit on the floor with me and we’ll share the mundane. or we could climb to the roof. watch the stars parade. you can wrap me in your steady bones where I’ll be safe to dream. and you can breathe out. you can shelve your fears. the doors will be locked but I’ll hand you the keys. this house will be warm even through the unknown. so come rest your heart now—because you are home.
— K.M.K
just how long does it take before stars start to fall? it took no divination for me to know; the comets just lingered at the tip of my tongue and not even gravity could hold back the crash. I never hoped for us to part in the gloaming for your light is meant to be cradled till dawn but as our satellites stir towards different directions my solace is knowing we’ll rest under the same moon. I really wished I could stay in your orbit— but I have a path of my own.
— K.M.K.