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my favourite place to go is the little, quiet beach near my mother’s childhood home. it’s often deserted because of the weather, but i adore it. rainy days in my secret place, hearing the ocean waves swish and splash, the sheep in the nearby fields bleating, breathing in the fresh air - the type you only get in the countryside. running with the wind at my back until i’m worn out, gazing out into the endless horizon, feeling the warmth of the sun on my skin as the sky clears momentarily, seeing the tiny paw prints of my dog in the sand. then the rain starts again, a relentless downpour this time, and we’re forced to leave - but i don’t mind, because i know i’ll be coming back tomorrow.

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Oh you listen to music? That’s way too mainstream for me. I only listen to the crack of my bones and strain of my joints under my own body’s weight as my body slowly fails and decays around me to become one with the soil from which we all came.
Made myself a MUSHROOM PRINT YOGA SUIT and I fucking love it
Fresh air lightens my lungs,
Opens them up without me noticing.
Warm air eases my goosebumps
Makes me forget about the cold air of yesterday.
Memories cluster as a thin fog in the back of my head,
Worries and misconceptions coming to an end.
Fresh air moisturizes my skin.
Shedding away the scabs I thought would scar.
The injuries that hurt so badly,
Now gone.
The bandages I thought that wouldn't help,
Have done the most.
Fresh air opens the door I had locked.
Blows away the dust on the floor,
Straitens the pictures I never bothered fixing.
It opens my closet to a world I hated.
A world that's now mine.
The life I never claimed,
Now covered in my name.