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i have given you the power to turn me inside out, my dear - please do not use it
I heard the universe laugh. One tragedy doesn't disqualify you, it said. There's still a lifetime of mild irritation to look forward to.
Any time I found myself wavering- thinking about death or dying or ends or Dad or the ToD -I'd force myself to think about June instead...
Think about June. Flip my mind overtop of itself, push everything else out until she's all that's left. June laughing at a joke I'd made, or June speaking, or June existing. This didn't serve, exactly, to balance me on the tightrope; it disintegrated the tightrope. It made it so the tightrope had never existed at all. There was no gravity. I could float there, comfortable, and never worry about the fall ever again.
What's the point of living it-
June.
We're all going to die and the universe is indifferent and-
June. Her hands on me and her face close to mine but what does it matter if she, if Dad-
June. June sitting in the driver's seat. Dad decomposing in the driver's seat-
June. Heaven is June in the driver's seat. Hell is June in the driver's seat. There is only June in the driver's seat. And at night, my consciousness would slip away, repeating that smooth, delicious mantra in my head.
There is only June in the driver's seat.
I'd shut myself out for so long that I had forgotten how wonderful it felt to be included, to be seen, to be heard.
my body is a temple
and i'm the god it was built for
my body is a temple, and I am the god it was built for
i wished i couldn't care less
craved to couldn't care less
case me up, beetle skin
i wondered what the world felt like
when it only brushed up against you
and didn't make its home inside your belly
sweet sweet disconnect
Eventually, 'Dad is dead' turned into 'I will die', which was my introduction to the fear. The fear of gone. The fear of nothing at all, of what happens to me, of I am the main character and the story will crumble if I'm not there to see it through.
i can measure how sad i am
by how afraid i am of the dark
(rather, i mean, what's in the dark)
counting heart stops and stomach flops and
every stair creak, when everyone's asleep
(except me and my head and my shaky hands)
