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Spending hours deciding if you should post a certain pic of yourself but your mind just keep coming up with more things that’s “wrong” with it.
I write poems for myself to articulate how i feel. To help me work through emotions and feelings. My feelings change my emotions evolve. To put my feelings public with my words: i get to help others: to know you’re not alone, you’re not the only one. The world is full of feelings and emotions and whether the world looks dull or bright: no one will ever see the world like you: but sure as hell someone will feel the way you do.
“The Search Bar Knew Before I Did”
(TW: Abuse)
I asked the internet
if it was normal
for a man to slam you
into drywall
for keeping your phone.
They said:
Did you provoke him?
Was he just angry?
Are you sure you’re not overreacting?
I asked if a threat
still counts
when he doesn’t follow through.
I asked
if packing a bag “just in case”
was dramatic,
if fear without bruises
was still fear.
I asked questions
like I was shopping
for permission
to feel unsafe.
I asked strangers
because I couldn’t ask myself.
Because the voice in my head
had already been replaced
with his.
Because no one taught me
that abuse sometimes wears
a wedding ring,
or that survival often begins
in Google search bars
at 2 a.m.
And no one ever said
that by the time you’re asking,
you already know.
That the question
isn’t really a question—
it’s a grief song,
it’s a whisper:
please tell me I can leave.
please tell me I’m not crazy.
please tell me it counts.
please tell me I still count.
I scrolled,
hands shaking,
screen lit like a confession booth.
And somewhere,
between “he doesn’t mean it”
and
“this isn’t who he really is,”
I realized:
The search bar
knew before I did.
If you find yourself here—
reading between the lines
of a silent scream—
know this:
You are not alone.
Your fear is real.
Your courage is already in motion.
And even when the night feels endless,
there is a dawn waiting to hold you.
Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves. By their fruit you will recognize them.
Matthew 7:15-16
"Yes, my brothers, a Christian with a false piety, with a merely outward and artificial virtue, will—no matter how hard he tries to disguise himself—sooner or later reveal the true movements of his heart, whether in his words or in his deeds. No, my brothers, nothing is more widespread than these ‘apparent’ virtues, this hypocrisy. [...] At the Last Judgment, we will see that the majority of Christians had only a religion of convenience, that is, a religion of personal preference, and that very few, in what they did, truly sought God alone.
I say that an action must fulfill three conditions in order to be pleasing to God: first, it must be interior and complete; second, it must be humble and not self-serving; third, it must be persevering and enduring. If in all you do, you find these three conditions, then you may be certain: you are working for Heaven."
— St. Jean-Baptiste Marie Vianney (1786–1859), Priest, Curé of Ars
Ghost's newest song really struck a chord with me. The lyrics reminded me of the lovers of Pompeii. The last eight years has felt like looking death in the face, feeling it roll down the mountain, knowing any minute it'll take us. But I haven't had to face it alone, thank the stars.
Even as death approaches, you'll never be alone
Steve is trying his best
Bingo: Steve Rogers Bingo Round 3, StuckyBingo Round five Card: Rufferto and number SB3017, StuckyBingo Rufferto 5002 Pairing: Steve Rogers/Bucky Barnes Square Filled: D1 for Steve Rogers Bingo, B1 for Stucky Bingo Title : Steve is trying his best. Prompt: "Long Distance Relationship", "Long distance for Stucky Bingo Warnings: No archive warnings apply. Rating: Teen Tags: Steve shirtless, Facetiming, awkward poses, blushing, Notalone Summary: Bucky had to go to California for six months and Steve is stuck in New York. They make time to talk as much as possible but it's hard. Steve just wants to prove to Bucky that he's capable of being sexy on the phone just like any other boyfriend. Tony might have dared him. Bucky appreciates it, Steve just needs to learn to pick his timing better.
I will eventually fix up the lighting on his chest but I may forget.:P
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