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Jess Kalinowski
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TO THE SEA
“i watch the river pinned between the mountains, every movement a rush toward chang, a journey to disappear. i think of my mother, arms open to call me home. and my father, the weight of history between his fingers. because each of us is running: hoping to return, forget, and become.”
— Jul 07, 2022 04:55PM
“i watch the river pinned between the mountains, every movement a rush toward chang, a journey to disappear. i think of my mother, arms open to call me home. and my father, the weight of history between his fingers. because each of us is running: hoping to return, forget, and become.”
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Jess Kalinowski
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4:07 a.m.
“don’t you know? there are things i can only say to you when you’re sleeping, when the night slips it’s fingers around my throat. to find yourself in someone is to lose it when they’re gone, and i am lost in the ocean of your breathing, in the falling darkness of your chest.”
— Jul 07, 2022 04:50PM
“don’t you know? there are things i can only say to you when you’re sleeping, when the night slips it’s fingers around my throat. to find yourself in someone is to lose it when they’re gone, and i am lost in the ocean of your breathing, in the falling darkness of your chest.”
Jess Kalinowski
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“what is poetry if not the translation of silence?”
— Jul 07, 2022 04:45PM
Jess Kalinowski
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“kiss me softly, but keep your eyes open and maybe i can write you something to stay for.”
— Jul 07, 2022 04:08PM
