Sunshine,

How did we come to be?

How did I recieve the fortune of someone like you?

A being of perfect design

Solar boy,

You are the warmth in the field,

The dandelion carried on the winds,

The puffy clouds dotting the soft sky

Supernova angel,

You are the mysteries shrouded in the trees,

The unexplained phenomena, The myths and legends,

The smoke wisping in the dim moonlight

You are divine,

yet human;

A trickster fae, but a gentle soul

What a blessing Eros has gifted me,

not our romance,

but the grace of knowing someone as extraordinary as you

-A Hymn to my Boyfriend

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  • people call him selfish
  • they are wrong.
  • after all, isn’t putting something out of its misery
  • kind and empathetic?
  • maybe they’re the selfish ones,
  • forcing him to suffer
  • just because they can’t stand for him to leave
  • it’s the right thing to do, is it not?
  • an infected limb with its infection spreading
  • is necessary to cut off
  • isn’t it the same with a brain?
  • if things are only getting worse
  • the best thing to do is end the suffering
  • why wallow in the pain
  • when you could take it away?
  • it’s only logical to end it.
  • it’ll only ever continue till then.
  • after every high comes a crash
  • worse than the one before it.
  • why is everyone making it so hard on him?
  • just let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy. let him be happy.
    let him be happy.

    let him be happy.

    let him be happy.

    let him be happy.

    let him be happy.

    let him be happy.

    let him be happy.

    let him be happy.

    let him be happy.

    let him be happy.

    let him be happy.

ached

  • even as he holds her hand
  • he can’t help but notice
  • the way his warm brown eyes glinted
  • the way his soft hair shone

  • he couldn’t help but notice
  • his smile, the curl of his lips
  • his laugh, too beautiful to miss

  • and his heart ached
  • his heart ached for him
  • he wanted nothing
  • nothing other than to be
  • with him

  • even as he holds her hand
  • he watches the boy
  • sitting by his lonesome
  • nodding his head to the beat of
  • a song no one else could hear

  • his heart fluttered with the thought
  • of his arms around him
  • his fingers running
  • through his soft hair
  • the thought
  • of him looking up
  • and he sees those lovely eyes
  • and slowly
  • slowly
  • their lips connect

  • And his heart ached
  • His heart ached for him
  • He wanted nothing
  • Nothing other than to be
  • next to him
  • holding him
  • loving him

  • even as he holds her hand And she drags him away
  • his heart aches
  • his heart aches for him

tragic apathy

  • everything is shattering,
  • crumbling,
  • into nothing
  • but dust,
  • dust that is carried away,
  • away from him,
  • away from what he once was,
  • what they once were
  • a love seat sits in a corner,
  • glazed with dust
  • clothing that were once his lie forgotten,
  • on the wooden floor,
  • glazed with dust
  • his eyes gaze unblinkingly
  • at the plain white ceiling,
  • glazed with dust
  • he lie,
  • finding no reason to move
  • moonlight filters in through an opened window,
  • basking him in a soft light,
  • basking the room in a soft light,
  • except the corners glazed with dust
  • through the window,
  • a breeze enters,
  • it takes him,
  • an iron grip,
  • it won’t let go
  • the dust swirls,
  • coating the walls,
  • tightening,
  • tightening,
  • tightening,
  • from the grip he falls,
  • nothing but dust

bittersweet

  • water swirls at my feet
  • i watch as it turns red
  • the sight bittersweet


  • from strikes leak
  • the crimson liquid of life
  • it runs down my legs, shaky and weak
  • reminiscent of the veins from which they came
  • destroyed by a shaving knife
  • it’s oh so bittersweet


  • i slowly reach
  • and gather the essence on my fingertips,
  • grazing the pads against my tongue
  • the soft iron drips
  • down from my lips
  • tasting oh so bittersweet


  • this makes me happy, i tell myself
  • again and again and again
  • but the sight is sickening
  • blood dripping from wounds of my own creation
  • blood filling my mouth with its metallic flavour
  • it’s not right
  • it’s not human
  • my thighs can barely pass as anything but mounds of scabs and blood
  • i can still feel the dried plasma on my lips
  • i just want to be soft
  • to be normal
  • but im nothing but a sorry excuse for a vampire.




it’s bittersweet.

aquaphobia

  • i had always been afraid of the ocean.
  • how ironic this fear of mine was.
  • it was never the ocean that would drown me.
  • it was myself.
  • i was trapped in a room, flooding with nothing but emptiness,
  • an emptiness that i had thrusted upon myself.
  • it was unbearable,
  • the way it rose,
  • and my lack of ability to prevent it.
  • i couldn’t hold my breath
  • as sorrow and regret filled my lungs,
  • leaving me gasping for a way to forget
  • even if i could flail,
  • not a single thing could see me,
  • secluded by thick fog and rising tides,
  • choking on every mistake
  • my pathetic ass had to make
  • as i could no longer stand the flood,
  • everything ended.
  • i could still feel the presence in my room and lungs
  • but it no longer hurt.
  • a nearly unsettling calm flowed over me,
  • leaving me floating alone,
  • eyes nearly closed with tired, heavy lids.
  • i pondered subconsciously,
  • about how i ended up here,
  • broken and faded
  • it was in these last few minutes that i realized:
  • i had been sinking since the start