
Observations, patterns, and the occasional flawed conclusion.
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The poet in me wanted to speak,
while I wanted to stay silent.
I grew weary of her voice
pressing against my ribs.
So I let her.
Let her tell you
that your beauty
moved her into cadence.
Your voice aroused her,
and she sighed...
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She moved like an intimate question,
soft yet poignant,
each gesture pulling
at the edges of him.
She didn’t ask for entry—
she simply radiated,
and he responded
with the weight of presenc...
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A wise man said t...
Puberty is late.
I am the last one to develop.
Padded bras
stuffed with tissues,
just so no one notices.
Then finally,
it comes.
I cry
when I see it.
Not because
I wanted it.
Because I wanted
to be normal.
My body changes...
I want to move you with metaphors,
my words tracing a line down your spine,
recognition lifting the hairs
along your skin.
Until your pupils widen,
your soul startles awake,
your pulse
climbing the delicate veins
of your neck...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Making eye contact with the human condition and writing about what I find there. Essays, observations, occasional poetry, and an ongoing inability to keep certain thoughts to myself.
Not fiction. Not future. Fragments of a system where power, memory and pleasure collapse into one field. Read them not as stories — but as thresholds.
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