Love Birds (but like the Love is real and pure)
The sadness made a home out of this body
And there wasn't enough space for the both of us here
I could feel myself become empty,
Feel my body become things it never has been;
I felt the sadness seep in when I was already done getting out of myself,
I wasn't there anymore.
The sadness made a house out of my bones
And I collapsed into things that did not resemble a person anymore.
I am still trying to look for pieces in the rubble
And create a whole person out of all this mess.
I think we're terrified of being forgotten. I think that as soon as an ounce of intelligence entered our being, our first instinct was to scratch walls and make art out of sharp sticks and stones; We wanted it to be known that we were here.
Perhaps when Adam ate the Apple he was more relieved at being able to die than he was afraid of God's anger, perhaps even the Gods hate all this immortality business.
We are here to die. And perhaps the only reason we aren't relieved at that is because we might just forget to do anything but continue dying, we might just forget to live.
So here we are: scratching walls or ourselves, trying to make it become something other than our own coffins at the end of this journey.
They really be erasing parts of history which make them look bad huh?
Do not let flowers bloom in place of your words. Speak Up. No more shrinking yourself, staying quiet, being worried if you'll step on someone else's toes. They will shred you and they will like it, enjoy it even. Speak Up. Scream. Let it be known that you are here, you are here and alive and you sure as fuck will ensure that they know it. Speak the fuck up. No more hiding.
There are things we do not talk about here.
Do not mention the lines that once
Ran along the length of your left hand,
Carved by you trying to play God
When you were barely a person//
Perhaps that was the point.
Half a year trying to make the scars disappear,
The other half spent convincing your own damn self not to.
Listen.
There are places in your head
You could disappear off to,
The ones which will make you so, so happy
And perhaps even a maniac,
But aren't maniacs just people
With enough conviction
To want to live in a world
That was their own mind's doing?
I am proud.
When the Earth tumulted and collapsed on me,
Trying to throw me off itself,
I held on with bare hands.
I dug my claws into the brown soil,
Trying to become one with the Mother,
Trying to grow myself some roots to stay.
I have already been here longer than I had imagined,
To have a place at all is magic in itself.
I have so much life left to grow roots out of.
Occam’s Razor:
Suggests that the simplest explanation,
Is the most plausible one.
Which means, to put it simply, I love you.
But how do I contain the multitude of all that I feel
Within so little?
How do I tell you,
I see the stars in you;
All my poems from here on until eternity
Will be about you;
“I love you” doesn’t do justice to the fact that
I swear I was a Universe unlike any other,
But I found you and we were always whole;
But somehow, with you next to me, we feel complete.
In my next life time, I swear I will find Occam; tell him
That there are some entities which need to be multiplied;
Not out of necessity,
But out of love.
by Anika
Physics dictates the posssibility
Of multiple infinite universes;
Every decision you make is a forked path
Split into two-
The one which happened
And another one
Which happened too,
Just not to you,
Not in this universe.
Which means there is a universe out there
In which you do not hold me responsible
For all the terrible that befell you.
Another one in which
It didn't happen at all,
Another in which you remain unborn
So you do not have to try
(to make that happen)
But in this one,
The only one we get to live in,
We are here,
We are what we are
(Not what happened to us)
You can not undo a life that already happened.
But look around,
There is so much life left to live yet.