And you see, this is where you went wrong
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All in Poetry and Prose
And you see, this is where you went wrong
And then the trees burnt with the sound of regret
I might have a ghost in my place but my house is not on fire.
Did you not catch the woe?
I blow away the dust, peek through a hole in the wooden floor, and whisper my thoughts towards her layer:
‘But Roelofs, I know that person doesn’t want to save you.’
"The sexual abuse has happened".
Sometimes I wonder if there are two you and me’s. The one we so long for and the one we can’t see.
I'm not even a person or name anymore. I'm turned into an adjective, performing as a noun. As far as identifying the noun is possible in this sentence, I can say it's something with a hole.
I look down, and see red.
I hear screaming, and you're dead.
I thought the world had gone mad.
I look down, and see red.
Hello wall.
How are you today?
There will be an evening
that never turns into day
when the sun stops shining
and all lights fade away
I am infinite and ending. I am nothing and everything.
Once, a young girl was playing in the woods. Her dress was white, her hair wild, knees dirty, like any other child.
One, might come as a surprise.
Am I even alive?
We all start somewhere, but where do we go?