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Louise Glück, from “Blue Rotunda”, Poems 1962 - 2012
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The right one for you will move mountains to be with you—he won’t hide behind them.
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Bad Guy
It’s easy to make me evil.Â
In fairy tales I’m usually theÂ
heartless villain.Â
I’m the female Dracula sucking out souls
according to some people.
I’ve learned no one likes honesty
except when honesty is kind, and
I’m not always nice.Â
If that makes me evil,Â
I’ll proudly take the title of the villain.
I’ll wear it with honor like aÂ
first place medal.
I’ll be the evil witch that some like to think I am.
Casting truth spells that force others to
wake up, and see what they’ve done.
They can say I’m the bad guy to deny their truth
all they want,
at least I’m an honest one.Â
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Leave a đź’š if you agree that people often view change as a bad thing.
Always remember that life begins at the end of your comfort zone!
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She could not see the darkness
living beneath his angelic flesh,
did not know her lungs would char
the second their lips touched.
*
Maybe she had forgotten where
the devil first claimed his home,
forgot that heaven’s light once
warmed his face, filled his soul.
*
She discovered as the end came
that the moves they had made
in this indoctrinated dance, every
spin and fall, each bloodied step
had been leading to this moment.
*
It started with the moon.
Ethereal Selene’s chariot
buckled among the clouds,
it began to fall in embers
from a sky already on fire;
billions of stars long dead
tumbled from their open tomb.
*
Soon the streets were chaos,
and she stood, bent crooked,
mouth gushing blood and ash,
so much agony in
those blackened lungs,
the rest of her could not bear it.
*
Organs staining once holy ground,
her patchwork heart in cinders,
her last breath tasted of freedom;
she no longer wished to hold any
part of her that had harboured him.
*
He wished her fallen, unfixable.
The flowers would turn their stems,
the sun would refuse its warmth,
she would search for comfort
at the end of every barren road
and find no salvation but him.
*
But he was not the first to
seek out her destruction,
countless times her heart
had shattered,
countless times her heart
had repaired.
With each new scar
she grew more powerful
than she had been before.
*
In his fire she had perished,
from her ashes she would rise.
*
Feathered wings grew from
her melted shoulder blades,
crusted ash turned to gold,
she soared far above the clouds,
her tears tended the wasted soil,
her song reshaped the sky.
.
—there was born the Phoenix,
forever free to fly.
// l.j.h.
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Starry Starry Night | Loving Vincent (2017)
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My daughter and I are getting so close to reaching our very 1st goal!
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