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collected trauma

i read somewhere just like stamps, or leaves, or memories trauma can be collected it can grow and get passed down the line much like brown eyes, dimples cancer, and depression. they say evidence is traced - redrawn in blood pressure and that's the reason one of the reasons why certain populations have it more than others but you can't make me believe that i lose my words because its a ghost imprint of my grandmother's fear of confrontation my trauma is my own and i'm too selfish to share

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Literature

collected trauma

i read somewhere just like stamps, or leaves, or memories trauma can be collected it can grow and get passed down the line much like brown eyes, dimples cancer, and depression. they say evidence is traced - redrawn in blood pressure and that's the reason one of the reasons why certain populations have it more than others but you can't make me believe that i lose my words because its a ghost imprint of my grandmother's fear of confrontation my trauma is my own and i'm too selfish to share

Featured

162 deviations
Literature

No Better

I've been chasing dead ends since the day I was born, and to me, it's kind of beautiful.  Perhaps, funny even.  For some reason, I keep thinking if I hit the wall with just enough force, it will come crumbling down. Then of course, I'm down. I'm down. And then up. Because it's my habit. I should probably know better. It started on the night I first saw victory clad in nothing. She was a real looker. Something our parts never see without a bloody fight. My brother had her once. It happened a bit like this. Night wrapped her soft hands around him. Silence brushed his feet. I was told to wait behind the old man's lot- to start shooting th

Connor

5 deviations
Literature

5 Years Too Late

His words still kiss her picture.

Six Words is Enough

14 deviations
Literature

Experiment: A Two Way to Read Poem

His hand went cold in mine. "I just wanted to live." The dying man said As he watched the clouds grind to dust He couldn't stop thinking about it What he wanted was the right thing. He finally decided that It was more than just that. He told me before, Everything about that night. The witch. The spell. The trade. He smiled while he remembered A plump, passionate heart Gone, switched, sold for A life beyond tomorrow She granted him it Without a question And With a grin "Living to meet the century Would be better than Lasting as long as one breath" He revealed to the witch He became exactly what he wanted The monster

Experimentals

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Literature

Strawberries in the Winter

My momma once said that it was impossible- That trying to grow strawberries In a room that murdered light Was like telling a girl to live without love Or demanding a fish to breathe midair. Still, a week later A pot of dirt found its home On a desk in that room, Daring to flirt with the color green. Everyday a lamp was hit, Life support was turned on, And Thoreau was born to fight. I told myself, No more would the fat guy need surgery Just to blend into an ocean of hypocrites That would tide in and out of his “in security”. No more would the nerd girl Need tights that cut her once living legs Because the boy she’s been

DDs and DLDs

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Mama's Job

Scraps

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