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trying so hard
so hard
so
so hard
trying trying so hard
so hard
so hard
so hard
so…
— meshell ndegeocello, 'comet, come to me'

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people like us get so heavy and so lost sometimes / so lost and so heavy that the bottom is the only place that we can find / we get dragged down, down to the same spot enough times in a row / the bottom begins to feel like the only safe place that you know
— fiona apple. "heavy ballon." fetch the bolt cutters. epic records. 2020.
 
 

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Call my name and the whole woods
rise up inside me. I is a plural state
of being. Consider the multitude
before my footfall; how I’m able to crane my neck back,
see only myself
— johnson, taylor. "consider the deer." inheritance, alice james books, 2020. p. 9

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self doubt beat my ass today. woke up to disappointing emails. nothing felt right or left-- a steady dullness just kind of ate at me.

we made it through though.


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a hungover sunday.


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I’m not dead, just floating...
— p!nk. "i'm not dead." i'm not dead. laface. 2006.
 

 
I’ve fucked up and lived too long to come to grips / with the laws of chaos, still holding out my hopes / for catching rain: contents will manifest / or they won’t. I have large hands and the most / porous fists. I am the kind of cautionary poem / that no one anymore has the peacetime / to memorize. In my marrow screams a horse- / drawn savage. I was loved, to make matters worse.
— reed, justin phillip. "the whiteness of achilles." coffee house press. 2020. pp. 26 - 30.

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