Poetry
Poetry in English
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Is it really worth it? Is it worth surrounding yourself with this overwhelming negativity? Would you let it break you apart till you’ve got everything and more to lose and nothing left to do than just hide? You aren’t oblivious to what it does to you because you spend time agonizing over it, writing about it, knowing you could just leave and end it all, but you don’t know if you want that to be the final decision. It’s just that putting it into words is your kind of way to find what you really want, even if the journey doesn’t seem quite logical to others. In the end you’re millions of miles away from where you started, but that just means you’re making sense of your thoughts. What is this you’re doing right now if not finding answers to your questions? But if I left, wouldn’t it be worse? This agitation that I suddenly feel - I can’t explain it. It’s like I’m drowning in my own words, not being able to comprehend them anymore. It’s just me being overly sensitive to everything. I don’t even fully understand what the hell I’m trying to implicate but I hope for an end less tragic for this rant than my handwriting, which, fortunately isn’t at all too much to hope for. It is liberating to simply watch where my mind takes the letters in which I trust my feelings, over and over. The fears, the hopes, the fruits of my imagination. I find it harder to describe what I feel logically than to use my imagination and sew all kinds of emotions into what I write, ultimately being the only one to fully grasp them. Then again, I don’t usually write for others to understand me - it is my journey through myself, hence I would never bring someone else’s sentiment into it. Much like when composing music, you so deeply put your feelings into it, I imagine. To create something so beautiful as, say, Liszt’s or Chopin’s piano pieces would be a wonder. Some sad ones are just so heartbreakingly stunning that while it lasts, you’re in a whole other world. Makes me wonder what they felt to bring into being such exquisite melodies. Others put you into a state almost like anger, so lively. Music truly is amazing. There is so much put into it - love, rage, sadness, joy, you just name it. Everyone deciphers music in their own way, turning it into whatever they need at the moment, because it’s always there for you. Same with writing.
2018
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Fall is always a strange time, it makes me very nervous to imagine this one. It's more than enchanting, it pulls me along and smothers me in its warm colours and cold weather. I remember staring out of a window on a rainy evening and watching the leaves fall, missing the moon.
Then, I remember playing between rain-soaked bushes and trees in a forest, then coming to a clearing and finding odd little white-specked red mushrooms
Years went on, and I was lying on my bed, gazing into the raindrop-covered window and feeling an odd rush of warm freedom. Out of nowhere, the moon came out from behind the rain clouds. I gazed a little more, then headed outside to run in the rain.
In the midst of the rain I felt free, it came to greet me when I felt down. It is usually a very unusual time, when all the rivers in my dreams rise and flow together, all my nightmares get a little sleepy and become more familiar, and there's only an odd, sullen, dreamy peace. 2018
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I trust the wind to whisper in my ear of what lies beyond
I feel a tiny flicker in the air and wait for the storm to come
I look to the skies for home and remember lives that passed,
now instilled in me
And I know it's been this way since forever,
and I know I'm forever too I know my soul to be one,
one with the stars
I know my heart to stay true through the shuffle of time
Your eyes to recognize mine,
however long it takes
2020?
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inside this square is a swiveling wind
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