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in the meantime (opens the original)
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The shrike is out again hunting. Sleep becomes restless, disturbed when the days shorten. Dreams expanding, shrinking, and I am like the sun, about to explode. Or more likely will I implode, silently, as I always have. Every night I transform into a chrysalis, a cocoon of consciousness, weaving dreams into reality until nothing makes sense. It has to make sense or else my brain explodes. Implodes. I don’t know what I’m saying. That’s the thing about the mind, it tends to twist and turn itself in
solar eclipse captured in the mind (opens the original)
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12/08/26Today is a special day. The Moon will meet the Sun, the two lovers will reconnect, and a shower of stars will rain down and hit the Earth.I am aware they aren’t stars; and neither am I — a star, that is. More like a meteor. Falling, drowning, leaving space. Leaving space for a new life to begin. And so it begins. And so it begins.What is disturbing about space is this: is me, it’s me being a part of it and pretending I’m not.I have pretended my entire life. It is time to get real now. Th
11 film recommendations for weird girls (opens the original)
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For many years I didn’t consider myself a movie watcher. Can you imagine that. I thought the idea of film as a medium was kind of overrated. I didn’t get the hype that followed a new release and found everything seemingly boring, the same story told over again. What was so impressive with that, I thought to myself, watching a flickering screen when you could just close your eyes and escape into a dream world where every story was real and vibrant and true. Yes, I used to have a dream (it’s still
best literature of 2026 (so far) (opens the original)
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Starting off strong, January was — as it often is — quite a good reading month. I discovered a few new favourites and revisited some good old acquaintances. The beginning of a new year is for that, right? To seek comfort where you know it but to also take a step into the unknown. Here is a list of what I’ve read and enjoyed so far this year, enjoy!Share<div class="image-gallery-emb
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