Poems: The world unspoken about.
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Last published Thu, Jul 24, 2025
This is a world that no one talks about, a place so strange it's left in silence, ignored by the masses. People act like it's just another ordinary part of life, something typical, something easy to overlook. But if you dare to look closer, you'll see it hidden in plain sight, waiting for someone to notice. In this world, nothing is truly normal, nothing is as it seems. It's a place that makes you question everything you thought you knew. Once you see it, it lingers in your mind, impossible to forget. Are you ready to step into a reality that others are too afraid to acknowledge?
(PICTURE DESCRIPTION: It's a reflection of how I see things: broken, twisted, and out of order. The pieces are falling apart, but maybe that's because this strange world was never whole to begin with.)
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