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New poem a fresh one but this time I think I cooked in it? a mix of the song "Pretty please" by Dutch Melrose and Benny mayne, "Ride" by Lana del rey and my last poem "The Man Living Between My Thoughts" XP

“Cigarettes, Silver Hair & You!” "I think I’m becoming the kind of girl people write warnings about. The obsessive kind. The kind who checks her phone at 2AM with sleepy eyes and a racing heart, hoping the notification belongs to one person only. You. Always you. And God, how humiliating love... read more

Chasing twilight of you💜

You're not mine to keep You were never a sun,but you lit me deep. I'm chasing twilight of you That in-between,not quite day,not quite blue Every glance a sky I can't hold But I'd run through the dark just to watch you unfold . I'm chasing twilight of you The quite fade,the reckless hue No sunrise... read more

Whatever floats your Boat

Whatever Floats Your Boat Whatever floats your boat, you said— like love was something that could drift, untethered, unclaimed, just another thing set loose on open water. But we weren’t built for distance. We craved it anyway. Like standing on opposite shores, calling each other’s names just to... read more

Detroit style pizza

Soft, airy dough with a crisp you can hear Edges caramelized into something just shy of reckless Tangy sauce laid over like a final signature This one speaks for itself..

Poem?

“Ode to the Gentle Giants” "I do not love youth’s fever, its restless fire that burns too quickly, its noise, its desperate need to be seen. I love the quiet thunder of age— the calm storm that whispers through silver hair and softened laughter. Their hair, white as dawn, is not a fading light... read more

Be All My Sins Remembered (Fragmented Self)

Be all my sins remembered— not as echoes, but as names I answer to when I forget who I am. I am a collage of contradictions, stitched together with panic and prayer, stitched shut but split apart, half of me begging to be held, the other half baring teeth at the hands that reach too close. Don’t... read more