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  • Decayed Love

    Relationships, for me,
    used to be the scent of happiness that lingers—
    a mental space one inhabits without effort.

    It was all ethereal.

    Once again, I was wrong.

    I never knew it could take the shape of a carcass—
    reeking of suffocation,
    faults swollen beyond recognition,
    a bloated stench of mental distance.

    The amazement I once felt in the present
    found its answer when the rot surfaced,
    along with the sentence that finally named it:

    “I married a maggot.”

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    The first post is just like the first page of a sketchbook — the stare makes you numb.
    I’ll do what I always do: scribble without intent.
    And eventually, an order will appear.
    Just like the people of NCR waiting for the pollution to disperse.