Through Oblivion {Coming October 2020}

Through Oblivion {Coming October 2020}

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Judas was an artist. He wàs an artist. Because since that one afternoon in October, since that one testimony, he couldn't see colour anymore. Only azure blue remained. The colour that was once so dear to him, but now haunted him in every mistake he made: the colour of hér eyes. That is until he meets a peculiar boy in the park one day, and everything he thought he knew gets turned upside down. Secrets start coming up and lies stop making sense, and Judas realises that that afternoon in October might not be as black and white and blue as he once thought. - Trigger Warning: This story contains themes including the (ab)use of alcohol and drugs, suicide, self-harm, depression, anxiety and rape. -
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Just a bunch of poems I write to help get through life. You can see my journey through anxiety, friendships, relationships, sexuality confusion, family nonsense and depression. You might relate. I love comments (including grammar corrections). I do not own the artwork, I give credit to the artist when I can find it. I do own the poems so please give me credit and all that stuff. I do doubt anyone would be using my poetry for anything but anyway. I have a new book titled 'You.' which you'll be able to find in my account. I will only be updating that book from now on instead of this one as this one is completed.

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