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December 11, 2025
2:16 pm
There is some hardship
Sitting in the silence of a blank stare
By the yolk-ey gaze of the one you love
I curse the morning sun as I drive away
Piercing my blue iris on each side
Of a stroke face that lacks symmetry
Summer never really ends around here
My ears beg for the nothing-sound of snow
From clouds that don’t acknowledge you back
My stomach churns from something psychosomatic
While my fingers sign the sign for hurt
Then my hands fall apart like water
Hardship is pain is hunger pangs
By a hate that doesn’t acknowledge you
But at least your love likes you back
Somewhat, some how
I never tended to wonder
To tend to my garden of nonexistence
An illness that is proverbial
The whites roll back to their original metaphor
I assimilate back to my original simile
Even rest itself is too tired to nap
Thirst itself is too tired to drink
And now hardship hungers no more