AcrylicA Poem by Arly ParentHey, I'm jotting down more prose again! What?!
My favorite thing about you isn't even your body
(which is already bangin'!!) it's how broken but whole you are. Watching you is like following the lines and cracks of a put-together vase something priceless that belongs in a museum to be thought about by all You're like...a painting by an old master cracked and flaked and worn in all the right places you wear your tragedy well and it is your beauty It is as much a part of you as anything ever was and somehow it makes you more It makes you more subtle. That sadness makes you sweeter That tragedy makes you more precious It doesn't make sense that horrors could make you more beautiful but they did and it's fascinating and melancholy and painful to watch And probably more painful to experience but all I can do is watch you trace the lines of your cracks look on in wonder ...and wonder... what rules of the universe made these cracks form the way they did, go the way they did be the way they did, stay the way they did and you... I wonder how you didn't fall apart and what holds you together and if you've seen what I see I wonder if a work of art ever knows it's a masterpiece ever wonders or entertains the idea ever knows itself just for a second or allows itself to dream Maybe Just maybe but... Maybe not
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StatsAuthorArly ParentLantana, FLAboutThere's nothing about me. I play with pauses as well as silence. I write words, assign meanings and junk, and play with a language that might be as much my own as another. I don't know. more..Writing
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