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theodore
is on page 31 of 40
“- there is no sea between us, no serpent below,
and if there’s any part of me that can’t remember
that to love you is to feel the hands of a god
pulling my hair back from my face
then the sun has bleached it from my sight.”
— Sep 06, 2025 04:09PM
and if there’s any part of me that can’t remember
that to love you is to feel the hands of a god
pulling my hair back from my face
then the sun has bleached it from my sight.”
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theodore
is on page 34 of 40
“if i am moss,
mycelium,
white worm
grown from the
planet’s heart,
tapestry of all
mother tongues,
i’ll translate
dogwood to
baobab, stitch
the dead back
into the living,
sew all hearts to
mine.
if you love me,
then i am loved.
if you love me,
then i am loved.
if you love me,
then i am loved.”
— Sep 06, 2025 04:28PM
mycelium,
white worm
grown from the
planet’s heart,
tapestry of all
mother tongues,
i’ll translate
dogwood to
baobab, stitch
the dead back
into the living,
sew all hearts to
mine.
if you love me,
then i am loved.
if you love me,
then i am loved.
if you love me,
then i am loved.”
theodore
is on page 33 of 40
“the splints around my heart are built
on the back of the orange, the sun-warmed wind,
the laugh lines on the first face i ever
knew.
nothing is mine to keep
but the glimpse of eternity in your open palm,
the luck to be born doomed and loving,
ready to alchemize the tree, the hand, the fruit
into tomorrow, into enough.”
— Sep 06, 2025 04:19PM
on the back of the orange, the sun-warmed wind,
the laugh lines on the first face i ever
knew.
nothing is mine to keep
but the glimpse of eternity in your open palm,
the luck to be born doomed and loving,
ready to alchemize the tree, the hand, the fruit
into tomorrow, into enough.”
theodore
is on page 33 of 40
“the floods burn and the fire drowns,
we mourn the hope of a peaceful death
with open throats, sore with longing,
we try to stay.-“
— Sep 06, 2025 04:19PM
we mourn the hope of a peaceful death
with open throats, sore with longing,
we try to stay.-“
theodore
is on page 33 of 40
“awake in my body at the end of the future,
i watch my father peel oranges the the grove
of our ancestors,
watch him offer me the best piece.
the world yawns wide to show its rotting belly
and my lovers ache with something I can’t
heal.
its good to be alive, in the ruins of Carthage,
waiting for the grass to grow. -“
— Sep 06, 2025 04:15PM
i watch my father peel oranges the the grove
of our ancestors,
watch him offer me the best piece.
the world yawns wide to show its rotting belly
and my lovers ache with something I can’t
heal.
its good to be alive, in the ruins of Carthage,
waiting for the grass to grow. -“
theodore
is on page 31 of 40
the summer, heavy-lidded,
arrives with arms stoned in dew
to teach me.
hyacinths jewel the charred pavement,
the city’s pulse point doused
in beer and lilac.
with sweat-cooked bellies browning,
salt in my laugh lines,
it isn’t hard to understand
that my use is to stand in awe,
witness to wonders that candy under my gaze,
adored,
to renew my vows to that hothouse flower
asleep in my chest. -“
— Sep 06, 2025 04:07PM
arrives with arms stoned in dew
to teach me.
hyacinths jewel the charred pavement,
the city’s pulse point doused
in beer and lilac.
with sweat-cooked bellies browning,
salt in my laugh lines,
it isn’t hard to understand
that my use is to stand in awe,
witness to wonders that candy under my gaze,
adored,
to renew my vows to that hothouse flower
asleep in my chest. -“
theodore
is on page 19 of 40
“your laughter heats the dusk,
and it shows me a door in my heart i’d never noticed before.
i put down roots in the curve of your back and there i’ll remain,
lapping dew from cold china, harvesting the eggs left by the moon,
watering persimmon trees with my spirit ‘till they grow.
ruined, thankfully”
— Sep 06, 2025 03:50PM
and it shows me a door in my heart i’d never noticed before.
i put down roots in the curve of your back and there i’ll remain,
lapping dew from cold china, harvesting the eggs left by the moon,
watering persimmon trees with my spirit ‘till they grow.
ruined, thankfully”

