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Beak is as sharp as an arrow. Seahouses, 2025 taken by @herlastnamepage
Madonna by Edvard Munch (oil on canvas, 1895)
It’s June,
summer is just a concept yet, everything i know is already melting Into something that resembles a wax like mold that’s made of a collection of my doubts
my hesitancy to exist
where do i stand ?
have i crossed the line ? or am i wrapping it around my neck subconsciously?
for i feel it tightening with certainty that could only hold the weight of my existential dread; if i built it on delusions
this isn’t an interrogation, but an act of rebellion.. a crisis Masquerading as romanticism and decay
And I seem to be losing more and more of myself to those with every day
that passes as “my twenties”
I walk and walk Aimlessly, Blindly dragging one foot in front of the other
Hoping to find purpose to define my existence
only to settle for trivial validation and numbness
that I pay for by letting fatigue like necrosis feast on my raw nerve endings sitting up a pathway for anxiety
And i wonder if it’ll ever come to an end… Or will i ?
Will i embrace paranoia and let melancholy embrace me ?
for how long will i be able to romanticize this catatonic state of consciousness ?
with what will i pay when it consumes my youth ?
And where does the sliding scale of my self destruction measure ends;
if not at the base of my ego induced highness
Where do i end ? Because lately..
I’m all beginnings and potential that i forgot how to digest
before it got rotten
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•Quotes: Sylvia Plath/ Virginia Woolf/ Franz Kafka/ Franz Kafka/ Sylvia Plath/ Clarice Lispector/
•Original content: Sinligh
Art reference:
1. Body of Christ Piece by Jess Cochrane. 2. "Deliverance" by Robin Isely. 3. "Vanitas” by Roberto Ferri
Exploring Belgrade
I carried them long after they stopped blooming...
Because even wilted things still remember the sun...
And decay is just another kind of beauty...
blood is the new satin. good night, darling.
tender erosion.