The Lustral Symphony
\ud834\udd22 Juan José \ud83c\udf37Welcome! Welcome, my little degenerate souls! Please leave your shoes, worries, and burdens outside and take heed: Distil your empathy, grab my hand, come on in. The water's fine
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Song of the Sun-Woven Flesh
Before time was time, there was a Will
Hence, a Way.
Wisdom made manifest.
Thus, space unfurled out of itself,
light broke free
and was sent to roam the everywhere.
Stars awoke in burning splendor,
forging carbon, oxygen, iron—...
Us? No... me
Hey guys, you know what to do 👆🏼🎹🎵
cover art by Kasia Derwinska
Aaah my dear beautiful friends... you who have inspired creativity back into my life and music back into my veins. I doubt you’re even remotely aware of the good y...
The Castle, the Tentacles, and the Transphobe
I love art.
Admittedly, I’m not the greatest art connoiseur and will get bored on most museums. But I can, and have, watched hours and hours on end of game trailers, celebrations, speeches, and music concerts during the E31 (RIP), The Gam...
The Intimacy of a Shrub
There is a small, cozy garden, not far from where you’re at, where life is as constant as the tides. Every blade of grass, every small wispy flower, every insect moving between them; and that’s only what we can notice! Completely dismissing...
Eyes contact
little legs flying
tied to his torso
tied to the silk
tied to the roof
a very small roof
on the stop
for the bus—
but which one
I’ve been here
sitting since forever
looking at a spider
and its little legs
but
faces and...
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Sometimes I find the words, sometimes the melody. Never both and never none. Hi! I'm Juan \ud83d\udc9c please never take me seriously unless explicitly stated
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