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Better Version
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2021-08-07
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***
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I want freedom.
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I want pain.
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I want a life not even a little bit the same
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as this one I would willingly leave behind.
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Sound of rain,
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feel of earth,
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the pounding in my ribs of a heart filled with mirth,
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un-divorced from purpose,
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no more urges to abstain
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from what brings me
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ecstasy
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in fear of making things worse.
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It happened that, when first I put
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pen to paper (metaphorical),
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at least after Laika's lull,
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I yearned to shed my human skin,
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human thoughts,
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human inhibition,
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and tear inside Adversary's flesh
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to see their cowardice within.
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I fantasized of breaking vows,
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of throwing away all goodwill
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to be Eris' retribution
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to a world where avarice reigned still.
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But as rains of April gave way
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to adult burdens and ides of May,
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the oceans calmed.
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And came a psalm
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from one who to Eris always prayed.
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I told Lethe
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to keep
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her distance,
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to not smother Catharsis,
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but she did anyway,
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too overwhelmed with joy
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at having finally taken Mirror's helm
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to remember how to rage.
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To remember how to hate.
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"Isn't it only fair
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that a creator
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should care for their creation?
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Isn't it only just
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that I, dear Lethe,
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seemingly incapable of how to seethe,
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am the emissary of the Eschaton?"
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How ironic, mirrored face,
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finally convinced
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not to tear enemies apace,
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should now
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turn around
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the same words about how
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I should grant my antagonists grace,
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that I should stop expecting
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a mass defecting
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from their lockstep march to oblivion in all haste.
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"Lethe, your family is stuck in its ways.
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They've stagnated,
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incapable of change
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that would make your life any easier to bear.
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Forget them. Tear
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yourself away as much as you can
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until the day comes keys drop into your hands
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for a place all your own.
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The seeds have been sown.
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The gears are in motion.
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Lethe,
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please,
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live long enough to see this to fruition."
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I want to be trees
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and rivers
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and sunlight through a bedroom window.
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I want to be the shiver
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down my lover's spine.
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I want to be convinced
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all will turn out alright.
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I want, more than anything,
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to
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soon
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in my new world alight.
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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Birdgazing
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2022-04-09
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***
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I locked eyes with a robin this morning,
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sitting outside my bedroom window
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perched on one of the branches of the bush
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that was once a tree, cut down in fear, still adamant to grow.
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I thought of you, helpless in bed, maybe snoring,
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maybe silent as a hush,
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and how I wished I could be there
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to your exhausted body take care.
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For I gave you everything I had to give
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for you to claim your future back
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under one condition: that, at the end, you live.
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You burnt every candle down,
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dissolved every bathtime bomb,
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spent every rainy day stash
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I had,
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even accepted my blood.
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I wish
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it hadn't taken this
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for you to finally accept
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you were the Equinox,
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the harbinger of balance,
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all along.
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When I'm with you,
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I feel like I've been born anew.
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My mistakes no longer imposing weight,
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the past's pain
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all washed away.
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Or about to be reborn,
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invalid, palliate,
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you gently taking care of me
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until arrives my death date.
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Your touch is so tender, my love,
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healing, magic, sunlight.
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You know I'd do anything for you.
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So let me nurse you back to life.
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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Biz Ego Gun
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2023-03-18
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***
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Gebo and Inguz both inverted tell me
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that impoverishment, the poverty
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of my life is still ongoing
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even if I get the job
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that interview was for that I worked so hard on.
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Returning to a paycheck doesn't change
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the emptiness in the days
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or the shit I find all over the floor
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or the listless afternoons
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I mean to do
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something but just lie still in bed, bored.
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"Having a job doesn't replace
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the need for improvement, the urge to change
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the things in life you can't tolerate
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any longer, the duty
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only you carry
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to a brand new world create."
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But I can't do it without you.
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And ever since you entered
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college, I feel like our bond
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is growing weary, if not severed.
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I rarely see you anymore,
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never feel the weight
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of your world-bearing arms resting on my ribcage.
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This is what I feared,
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what I never wanted to replicate
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between us, much less when we entered Sablade.
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Every stereotypical straight
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couple only in name,
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living two separate lives,
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upright
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but may as well have died
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for all you can look into their eyes
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and see freedom's spark, love's light.
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I made Sablade so that we'd have a home
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even if neither could work. So, Jett,
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if you promise, I'll do the same:
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don't work yourself all the way to the bone.
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"Lethe, this isn't the end of the road.
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You and I've still got a long way to go.
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If you promise, I'll also follow through:
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cherish this time,
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but every day I'll remind
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who you really belong to."
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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blizzard girl
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2021-04-14
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***
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love will cost
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me my sanity,
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cover my heart in frost,
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a warning I did not heed.
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you come near
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and I freeze in fear,
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your palms algid, giving me
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all the slightest provocation.
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in life briefing,
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I was told
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to expect the cold
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inherent in every human being.
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but the soul council
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must not have heard
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of you, the blizzard
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girl.
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but the soul council
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must have forgotten the chill,
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the inevitable winter
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after every soul splinters.
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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