written 4th june 2026.
a teacher once told me that our bodies are made up of tiny machines, working together to keep us alive. if that’s true, then my heart is one of perpetual motion. against all laws of physics, i continue to churn out a pathetic illusion of love, despite my long-depleted source of power. the remaining fuel has dried up, jamming the cogs and rusting the nuts and bolts. still, the machine continues, becoming more dilapidated with each day.
i pray that you’re a repairman. that you’ve been put in my life to replenish the fuel and restore the power. or maybe you’re an antique collector, taking pity on the faulty engines that time forgot. whatever you are, i think you’re the only one who could take this sorry excuse for a motor and make it function once more.
but, to all appearances, you’re a magnificent display of man-made power. you run effortlessly, all parts in mint condition, with a shiny exterior that blinds anyone who dares look.
why the fuck would you ever waste your time with me and my broken heart?











