Don't you think it's time to listen to the pleas?


Before the agony becomes too much.

Before her patience runs dry.

Before she decides she is free to do as she desires.


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Melody of Agony

To me, happiness felt like a dream trapped in a distant screen.


Like the reflection of the moon upon the still water surface.


Visible.

Impossible to touch.


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Happiness Hurts

The visible connection has been broken. But the invisible thread stays.


They left.

But they never leave.


Not entirely.

Because they are still here.


Not them.

Merely the ghost of them.

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Ghost of a Human Being

They said teas are sweet.

But to me it tasted different.


To me it tasted like tears.

Like the pain on your skin as it burns red.


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Scorched by Sweet Teas

Who am I now if not an amalgamation of facades?

What is reality if not an amalgamation of fakes?


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Losing Self

When someone created humans and assigned them what's meant to be theirs, could they have forgotten that I, too, exist?

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I'm Right Here

Tell me,

Do you love them or do you love the version of them you had conjured in your mind? 

Do you love them or do you love the idea of them?

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Loving an Idea

And only when my soul free dived into the land’s tight embrace that I realised that there were never any end to these stairs. 

Cheers in misery to my fellow high achievers.

May we find an end to these stairs somewhere.

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Stairs to Misery Heights

Woe to the seekers.

For they have to pay with all their hearts, soul, and sanity, and even more would never be enough.

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The Thinker's Curse

Run.

To the ends of Earth, darling. To the lands of the dead. To the heavens or anywhere beyond the hereafter.

But,

not you, 

not me, 

can ever escape ourselves.


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