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November 14, 2013
By brightly PLATINUM, Bradenton, Florida
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i am too intelligent, too demanding, and too resourceful for anyone to be able to take charge of me entirely. no one knows me or loves me completely. i have only myself. — simone de beauvoir

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i dont think midnight is good for me
because only then do the walls close in
and my lungs get too small
and my heart gets too frantic
and i dont quite know how to convey my true feelings
(i want to get out of here
and leave everything behind
you, included)

(dont hate me forever, okay?
ive already got that covered.)

© Katherine W., Tok, AK

The author's comments:
let me disappear into the woods and let the moss grow over me roots in my veins and branches out my mouth stare up at the stars til they fall down and burn the cities and the forest still grows until i cant breathe but its ok
its ok

sucked into the vortex of space
maybe ill supernova
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