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origami-houses · 2 months
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I can kill the part of me
that loves you.
There are holes all over me
where I have burned your name
from my system.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 2 months
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It surprises me
that my own brain,
my own captain,
could despise the very vessel
that houses it so freely.
Ready and waiting
to destroy
my own existence.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 2 months
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I wasn’t afraid to admit that I felt alone.
I was afraid to admit that I believed
I would be alone
forever.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 2 months
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I often cursed the world
for my consciousness.
How sweet it would be
to exist
without the doubts
in my mind
that I am
existing correctly.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 2 months
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To tell you the truth,
what I really craved
was to be loved so much
that I didn't need to be perfect.
I just didn't know
that love
had to come from within.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 2 months
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I despised how jealous
I often caught myself feeling.
I could not accept
the achievements of others
without first holding them
side by side to my own.
I was a creature of comparison.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 2 months
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Laying still on my bed,
I liked to imagine myself on a beach.
The sun warming my cold skin;
thawing out the gloom
and replacing it with sunshine.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 2 months
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I want the world
to swallow me up whole already.
The process of taking me
atom by atom
is too much for me to bear.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 2 months
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Tears welled in my eyes
but always stopped short of falling.
The dams I had built within myself
were fortified and tall.
The water never broke,
and neither did I.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 3 months
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What does a person do
with all the love
they cannot pour into someone else?
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 3 months
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The wrinkles in my skin,
etched deeper and deeper.
Spider webs building
as months became years,
and present became past.
Every thought and fear,
scribbled across my face.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 3 months
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I force my messy thoughts
into short,
pretty sentences
and call it poetry.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 3 months
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I never left anything
willingly.
I always waited
until I was ready
to burn every bridge
before I told myself
it’s okay to set yourself free.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 3 months
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When I said
I think you were acting weird,
what I meant was:
I love you,
and everything you do
has meaning to me.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 3 months
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To be honest,
I had forgotten what it felt like:
to be utterly consumed
by another human being.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 3 months
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I am terrified of starting.
Everything I do,
I do with one foot out the door;
always making sure
I have an exit strategy,
always looking for a reason
not to give it my all.
So if I fail,
I can safely say
but I was only standing
on one foot.
- G.L. Angelone
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origami-houses · 3 months
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I made a mistake,
and it haunted me
from the very first moment that I made it.
I replayed every torturous second
in the hope that
enough remorse,
and regret,
would undo the deed.
But of course,
it never did.
I could only simmer in my
self-inflicted agony.
- G.L. Angelone
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