𝗍𝗈 𝖿𝖺𝗅𝗅 𝖾𝗇𝖽𝗅𝖾𝗌𝗌𝗅𝗒

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❝ the smell of beautiful wilted roses are like hearts that bloom endlessly ❞

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the smell of beautiful wilted 
roses are like hearts that bloom endlessly 


深淵

to the intertwined hearts that can never break

「─ TO FALL ENDLESSLY」


To fall endlessly feels like
feeling your body hit the ground

but my body is buried under the feeling of bottomless
storms and pits,
the abyss grew deeper and deeper.
And most of the time that's
just the way I feel, because I lie
about cracking my head against
the wall


just so I can keep myself hydrated 
with the warm blood that once 
filled my skull onto my hands, 
cupping it to my mouth so I don't 
feel that way of falling ever 
again.

I take a moment to hold my brain
and lay it next to me so that
when I feel like I'm losing my mind, I can hug it and
play the role of a broken 

girl in the cold of my room,
as I hear the voice of my mother
screaming her lungs off outside
the bathroom door,

when I have my head inside the
water, my skin ─ one with the
water and my hair filled the
spaces of stranded mosses and
frogbit.

Let me not sink in the soil of my
grave before I feel my skin pale
under the morning light,
that peer through the curtains
in my freezing room in
the dead of summer.

Maybe this was how it was
supposed to go, I think, as I walk
down the street that
buzzed with
strange souls each carrying a
a beautiful story that held pain and the wonder of love we
haven't seen yet.

And when I walk among those 
thousand broken hearts, 
I don't feel like my head 
is under the pond 
water where moss grow. 
because I feel my hands 
intertwined with theirs, when 
we hug the universe and 
tell her our stories,

she bursts open into 
electricity and our hearts glow 

once again and our graves are
torn open.
No longer in a sea of dead
strangled mosses but in a world
where she tore away our
madness

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