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[tarotranispace]

“my bones are heavy / with the weight / of never having been seen at all.”

— Natalie Wee, from ‘Either/Or/Other’, Our Bodies & Other Fine Machines (x)

[blossomfully]

[timbllr]

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the war

Memories of you are stuck between my nails. Clawing you out is a pain that is difficult to endure I could write odes to our battles but they still wouldn’t be bloody enough to paint the kind of wreckage that we left behind There is a tombstone where my strength should’ve been. It says “In loving memory of what was robbed during the war” - ar

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trinkets

Maybe you will wake up tomorrow and find your love for me underneath your pillow. Maybe you’ll say, “I’m sorry darling I had forgotten I couldn’t sleep without it”

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protests

I had already written an ending and hidden it in poems; between words that spoke of undying love and the relentless chase of fate that breaks lovers who still think the violent protests of their hearts are enough to win gods over

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surprise

I didn’t think a boy could make me pour prose again but then you left and it rained

an outpour I couldn’t have anticipated

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barely there

You are picking at my seams without touching me. My vice has always been to believe words. Words; a variation of mere alphabets that will strike me or bring me to my knees to offer myself to you. Is it not a contradiction to offer residues of yourself to someone. But I suppose it is a desperate silent prayer of love and acceptance and wholeness. How lucky are those whose parched mouths are kissed and whose souls are filled to the brim. How lucky are those who bare themselves and are loved in return.

[theastrokitty]

Scorpio Moon ~ Child of Hades & Persephone

Did you know that in Greek myth Hades (Pluto), the modern ruler of Scorpio, and Persephone (represented by Virgo) had a daughter? Her name was Melinoë and she was associated with the Moon. As the Goddess of Ghosts & Nightmares she exercised her power in the realm of the soul’s passage. Her name means “Dark Thought” or “Dark-Minded” in Greek. She wandered the earth every night with a train of ghosts, striking fear into the hearts of men. This was said to be the reason why dogs bark at nothing at night. She also had a dual chthonic and heavenly nature.

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[lifeinpoetry]

Can you      haunt

a home      you never laid your bones in?

— William Evans, from “Acres,” We Inherit What the Fires Left

[vanish]

(x)

[brega-e-chique]

[hollywood-noir]

[archbudzar]

[haleyincarnate]

“Fruit” by Azra Tabassum  (@5000letters)

[syrian-bitch]

“Oh yes, but lostness is loving someone too, knowing you would take the raft out further if it meant a few more minutes.”

— Jeff Latosik, from “On the General Being of Lostness,” Poetry: New Canadian Poets Issue (December 2017)

[unchildhood]

AZRA TABASSUM (or @5000letters)

from My Heart is Full of Open Windows;

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