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i sit here, caught between two infinities--the sea and the sky--feeling small and vast all at once. i breathe in the salty air and feel the weight of everything settle into something lighter. there will be no storms tonight.

crisp cold water laps at the rocks, a lullaby older than language. each wave stretches toward the promenade like it’s reaching for something it can’t quite touch. waves break in whispers, like they’re telling secrets to the shore. a boat drifts, its light a punctuation mark in the novel of night.

the traffic lights click like metronomes, a radio spills love songs into the street, the wind carries the sound of metal clanging like an unexpected joke. it’s chaos, but it’s yours. the city at night is a love letter written in invisible ink, waiting for dawn to decode it.

somewhere, a bottle shatters in an alley and a car alarm starts singing to it. the wind plays hopscotch with crumpled receipts, and a couple laughs on a balcony, their voices trailing into the dark, like paper planes no one will catch.

enemies to lovers to enemies 🔪🔪🔪

all the world’s a satsang and we are all just satsangis, chat

ge-ne-ra-tive ae-aye is
ex-per-i-men-tal
that's-a hai-ku eh

ah that's a good one!
my middle school era poems that i think about at least once a week include sir walter scott's lochinvar, walter de la mare's the listeners, and tennyson's charge of the light brigade

(the poem i was looking up, quite embarrassingly, turned out to be... one of my own)

do it if u have guts 😤

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there usually is

ah yeah the good green stuff

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