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written in blood

you thought you could beat me

but you wrote your story with my pen

on my paper

in my city

surrounded by my people

the fucking audacity of you

you thought you moved on but everyone knows the truth

you’ve been fighting a war against a...

20 days ago
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through my window

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i started turning off the lights after i noticed his presence.

at first, i thought he was just some creep. some addict trying to rob me, maybe,...
a month ago
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2

through the window

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the porch light was off that night.
her neighbours were away at that time of year, and hers was the only house with the lights still on.

she...
a month ago
24
4

the girls who raised me never existed

usually, this is the part where i complain about a godawful writer’s block that i can’t seem to get out of no matter how much i pray. that’s what normally happens, but not this time.

recently, i’ve been dedicating myself more and more to r...

2 months ago
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2

maybe it meant something to her

his head throbbed like he was punched when he woke up.

he couldn’t open his eyes because of the sunlight — the curtains were open. wrapped in thick blankets, he could smell something fruity clinging to them. still half-asleep, he searched...

2 months ago
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