the sunlit skies call out my name once more.

lost everytime the sun turns orange.

I have packed my bags once more, but if you whisper my name to the wind, I will tell you where I have drifted off. You can tell me secret, a confession, anything. I'm still all ears.

I have kept pent-up feelings and let it out here, in forms of words and photos and everything else.
Nov 14
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Poetry used to be a private thing, much like masturbation. You did it, sure, but you kept it to yourself. Now you don’t have to do that. You share poetry with anyone, even your wife.
— Irving Layton (via whokilled)