the obvious child
Mayah Goldwhatever i want it to be. musings of several varieties
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i’ve been possessed by idiocy lately, is this my karma? i pay for the midday snacks out of anxiety i’ll be spotted shoplifting, while misplacing my sunglasses in the chaos of quick errands. swiftly gone, i body check myself to make sure the...
florence, italy
saturday the 26th
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twelve hours of travel eventually pass
bruises and small scrapes signify a job well done
my stomach stirs awaiting the first...
week of june 23rd
the 24th
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i get in the taxi still queasy but curious
this morning i was at the airport and now i’m in awe.
recreate memes and poke fun at mysel...
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I like to pick up flowers with life off the ground, carrying them around with me and putting them in my space. I love them even when they dry out and crumble, my smile doesn't cease as they wilt.
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