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marinate.

Taya was happily eating tacos their mom had just made.

“This is so good, what seasoning is in it?”

Mom sighed, “Oh it's just something I created spur of the moment. Instead of powdered packets you marinate the beef in this delectable whis...

42 hours ago
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it isn't what it seems.

A whirlwind unwinding.

N o storm for the sliver of calm.

X ray inside a corroded frame.

I f I ask you to stay you don't have to say yes.

E vening trapped in a countdown of sighs.

T repidation rattles tin can dreams.

Y es, I'm fine.

2 days ago
9

empty bottle.

There's a monster hunter close to my heart,

in pockets that haven't been washed

in days.

Carries darts of a mood killer.

Pocket knife that cuts out emotion

so no one has to see inconvenient tears.

2 am and he growls.

“Just give in.”...

3 days ago
12
1

help wanted.

Must be loudly confident, but only in whispers.

Have good hair. Think Elvis in his prime.

Dancing not necessary.

Singing non negotiable.

Creative as a rubber band on the loose.

Funny, but not too funny. (I'm rhe funny one in this band...

4 days ago
10
6

five candles.

Before smiles were plasterd

on based on the mood of the room.

Sepia tone nightlight,

growing into dreams.

Hide seek was just a game

not a way to survive the night.

What do you want to be when you grow up?

“An artist.”

What do you...

5 days ago
12
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