HeyJaredWhiskey & Flowers
Whiskey & Flowers is a poetry blog and my quiet rebellion. It’s an acceptance of flaws, a honoring of rough edges, and a celebration of beauty precisely because of our brokenness. 🥀
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poems of shining pains (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Whiskey & Flowers.This collection is for the ones who polished the lie until it looked like light.Thank you for being here.— GabrielAll the pleasuresarrive loud.All the painstays overnightand learnsyour coffee order.They sharethe same bedon purpose.You justkeep pretendingthey are strangers.— All the pleasures, all the painThey smilelike the roomis a camera.Te
poems of half-lost times (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Whiskey & Flowers. Three months of brutal summer heat finally broke, bringing chrome skies, rain, and a familiar kind of heavy mood. No boring explanations today. Just a handful of new pieces for the grey afternoons. Thank you for being here.— Gabriel Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedAll around me are familiar faces wearing the same rehearsed smiles we boug
poems about what the wind takes (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Whiskey & Flowers. Here is a short new collection of tiny poems on inherited weight, corporate armor, and never quite fitting the rooms we grew up in.A brief side note: Substack’s detector thingy just flagged this as AI-generated. English is my second language. I write and speak it well, but I use AI as a high-precision tool to fix my typos, clean my grammar, and bring my rough visual sketches to life because I can’t really draw anything more complex than stick figures. I despise
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