operational
to exist
zoom (it's) a consumption we cannot swallow (again, and again)
outside control
paranoia
a project of skill-less and dead-author labor turned dead-text turned dead-reader, love affair with space, some cloud to influx information without regard for human eyes. &poetry
operational
to exist
zoom (it's) a consumption we cannot swallow (again, and again)
outside control
paranoia
`an off proscenium`
it was cold all the time.we couldn't eat.each other least of all
i wore a mask
she wore a mask
and she wore a mask
so did her mask too
you think i'm garbage? you haven't even smelled me yet.
xy-they-okay
xx-and she-decided it was worth the risk
xx-so we-decided it was worthy of loss
(and, self-fulfilling prophylactics,
she just had to act normal,
she just had to care for a friend)
bc we are chosen to be a thing to escape from, through this process, we make erotic-more with absence.
we won't know and won't hear. a whole cut-offs thing.
in 2 weeks, like nothing, bc *what's a girl to do?* bc, surely it was our fault anyway (read:sarc).
and, they know it. knew it. blew it.
blew it: a wish we could, posture, but what's to have?
this limp, dead, impotent body, wasting in the end.
+++we can't sit around hoping for a notification, with a name like yours~heartbreaking, but understood. solidly adult, solidly certain that we just want a happy ending for someone~even if these hands can't supply it.
fleshy tentacles, tubes underwater, digital intimacy, much like h e n t a i
but, but, bad but, keep you hard but, problematic but, gets you .h e r e.
make a bed
eat a cake
take a break.we were never going to sleep
i run this hospital: in certain light, a wrist can look like a heartache.
we cared for a body with a worst in-quality. feel compelled
sounds like an awful way to live (owner)
and i trace your (owned) to an outline of our history of adaptations
they was a little/ what's a daddy do?
she said we were beautiful
in a glow up of the screen (as making piece for her)
she said that we looked like Legolas. she said,
we are singular in memory and when she leaves, she just remembers that we cried.
a lot.
*like a lot, a lot.