"sometimes I wonder if things would have turned out differently if I had done just one thing or said those few words or been a little less like this and a little more like that, sometimes I wonder , sometimes I overthink"
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"sometimes I wonder if things would have turned out differently if I had done just one thing or said those few words or been a little less like this and a little more like that, sometimes I wonder , sometimes I overthink"
and then suddenly, my overthought thought turned to me; he raised his brows, and he said to me; 'why, in the first place, did you overthink of me?'
Overthought
If I write this word, and then this one,
and this one—what becomes of it?
What becomes of the white space
beneath these letters, be they on paper
or digital window? Is it now formed
into the shape of the words, or has it
moved aside to make way for this poem,
stretching out the fabric of write-space
into some ever-expanding nothingness
to make way for content that needs
to procreate and grow and populate
the pages of the reading universe?
Do these little shapes in the form of
typeface truly exist when I close the
laptop? Do words make a thought if
there is no one around to read them?
If I write them out with ink and paper
and then burn them in the fireplace,
do they still breathe as black carbon in
the atmosphere of residual substances?
If I write this word, and then this one,
and this one—what becomes of it?
swarms of meteors pelting your every thought. seek soothing lines a hypnotic following of a watch. dare to go where the line wills, and nothing more.
a line always progresses
creating tree-like aspects
Save the overthinking for the storytelling.
Don’t overthink it.
Don’t you dare.
It’s just a text.
It’s just a phone call.
It’s just laughing and talking for hours.
No, stop.
It doesn’t matter to her.
It doesn’t mean anything.
It’s not meant to be.
Don’t overthink it.
Dont you dare.
"never just friends"
We looked just a little too long to just be friends.