I buried myself by the seaside, beneath a sky that’s patchwork grey and sobbing. Never in life had I been so severely revered for speaking my truths. Posthumous respect is a backhanded compliment, and it bleeds into my grave, cold and unimportant.
Ain’t nothing much that matters to a cadaver.
© Kindra M. Austin
Beautiful. 🎈
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Thank you! xo
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LOVE this!! ❤
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I’m glad! Thank you, Love. ❤
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How unimportant those things we focused on in life became, after, we’re, ALL dead…very insightful.
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Indeed. Thank you so much!
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I’d follow you anywhere. ❤
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Eeeeep! Thank you! ❤
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Omg… the ending. I can’t! Lovely.
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Holy Bananas! Thank you, Henna! Xo
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I’ve always said each puts a leg at a time and than we all must button
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‘I buried myself by the seaside’ such a great opening line. Makes me want to go and write a poem of my own.
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Thank you! ❤
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