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insomnia-poet · 11 hours
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Induction
Hearts beat at synchronous speeds,
A magnetism between strangers.
Connections among stars and sea,
And a heightened sense of danger.
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We observe with eyes of old,
Remembering all we see.
Nature replies with love so bold,
And the resonance between leaves.
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insomnia-poet · 3 months
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Diseased
My ribcage rattles
With shallow breath,
My weak lungs swell
Engaged with death.
My diseased body rots
From the inside out, so
Plant me in the earth
That I may sprout.
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insomnia-poet · 4 months
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How is it going?
Solid question, work and school and a lack of sleep have all quickly burnt my brain out and made life difficult, but I have some pretty great friends who, even though they’re busy as well, I know I can rely on if I need them so overall I’d say it’s going well enough to keep going, thank you for asking!
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insomnia-poet · 4 months
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Night Light
You are moonlight.
A reflection revealing
Mountains in shadows.
You are guidance in flight,
A hug after a fight, a radiance
admired by owls and tired eyes,
And a vibrant painting in cold skies
Whose brush strokes in the night
Are a warm and welcome sight.
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insomnia-poet · 4 months
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Supernova
I am starlight.
A visual clarity
In the darkest night.
A glow of temerity
So grand and so bright that
My fire consumes the universe.
Just watch me ignite.
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insomnia-poet · 4 months
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Ultra Violet
You are sunlight.
A loving warmth given
When I am angry and frigid.
You are a bright and beautiful
Divine reminder of the blessings
I forget to count, and the reason
I’m not lost and forgotten.
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insomnia-poet · 5 months
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Confusion Disorder
Up and down we go,
While everyone loves loudly,
All I do is scream.
Quiet.
Welcome to the show,
While everyone sleeps soundly,
I’m afraid to dream.
Riot!
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insomnia-poet · 6 months
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Main Street
Cracks in sidewalks
Cracks in voices
Rows of caged trees
Present fake choices.
The root consumes
Crawling through veins
There’s nothing to do
But wait for rain.
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insomnia-poet · 6 months
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Gravitational Guidance
The sea and the stars are in love.
Connected in endless ebbs and flows,
The ocean’s waves dance for the heavens
And the galaxies guide her sailors home.
They’re separated by years of light and
Infinite miles of cold empty space,
But together they reside forever
In a daydream’s warm and safe embrace.
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insomnia-poet · 6 months
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How does a person know they are in love?How is it like?
At first you don’t know. For years and years you thought you knew and then one day you go to sleep, same as always, and the next morning you wake up to find that your heart is on fire. It feels like when you drink something hot and the warmth begins in your chest and consumes you. It feels like after years of living in a blizzard, battered by ice and wind, you’ve found a home, with a crackling fire and warm blankets. Words don’t have meaning unless they are spoken by them. The shine in their eyes make the stars jealous and their laugh is a perfect symphony and finally you’ve realized what love can be. Love will suffocate you and you won’t miss the oxygen. You’ll only wish to have suffocated sooner.
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insomnia-poet · 7 months
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Soul Bound
Her beauty and chaos abound,
Autumn eyes and vibrant sound,
Etched memories scar a heart,
A painted laugh of blinding art.
With warmth divine our souls combine,
With a bond God dare not rip apart.
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insomnia-poet · 7 months
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Mountain Motel
When I was real little
We used to take trips up
To the mountains and
Stay in cheap motels.
We always went late in the year,
About the time it started getting cold,
And at the grown up age of 8 years old
I would sit out on the sun drenched
Deck chairs in silence, admiring the
Frigid mountainside and evergreen trees.
I would sit and I would wait for
The motel heater to turn on, and,
When it did, I’d get up and
Lean my back against it,
Feeling the fleeting warmth of its
Exhaust and its rough vibrations
Deep in my frozen bones.
Now at the naive age of 27,
I think back to that warmth and
I wonder if I left that version of
Myself there on that motel balcony,
Smiling while admiring the mountains.
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insomnia-poet · 7 months
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Buried Love
I’m falling for the ghosts
Of long forgotten loves.
Their spectral hands
Caress my back and
Their perfumes linger
Deep in my lungs.
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Someday I’ll cover these
Rotting memories with
Six feet of dirt, but
Today I think I’ll just
Leave some flowers and
Bury myself instead.
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insomnia-poet · 8 months
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Endless Possibilities
I’m trapped in a room
Full of closed doors,
Fear has barred them shut.
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The knots in my stomach
Tangle endlessly around my feet,
My lungs drown
In a merciless sea of possibility,
My heart swells
With saltwater and
My nerves burn
Away to nothing but ash.
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They all scream out,
Begging for my help but
The response is always the same.
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“Drown in my indecision.”
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insomnia-poet · 8 months
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Stains
“Cleanliness is next to godliness.”
Do me a favor, define “godliness.”
Is it godlike to be spotless?
No blemishes, smudges or scars,
No foggy blindness from stars?
And what about the stains from love?
Are they forbidden, the gods above,
From the crimson marks of broken hearts?
Oh my God! Of course, the art!
As painters paint, worlds apart,
Across their canvas, white as snow,
The miracles they paint aren’t clean, you know?
So if being clean’s the godly choice,
Filthy sinners like me, be heard, rejoice!
For we are the dirt that covers the earth
And no imperfections destroy our worth.
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insomnia-poet · 10 months
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Beaches
We adventure along
Wind swept beaches,
Wave after wave
Erasing our steps.
The ocean sundered sun,
Sets of hands held,
A hidden hunger quelled.
As we tire
Of our desire
To run around and roam,
We must rely
On stars and sky
To light the long way home.
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insomnia-poet · 10 months
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Wishes
Chemicals glow as
A meteor disintegrates.
A white hot streak through the sky,
World changing, then silent.
Somewhere a firefly makes a wish
To shine as bright and beautiful
As a rock in the atmosphere.
Little does he know,
The silence never stops.
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