@undoneinverse: #poetry #slideshowpoem #slideshowpoetry #fyp #poem

. :

I’m actually genuinely sick to my stomach rn

Melora :

It will expose the strange postures by which you survived

francine ✭ :

No one teaches the starved how to chew 🥲

nasss.00 :

wow 🥺 couldn't relate more

sara :

“To be loved after spending half a life becoming equal to your own neglect…” — woah.

𝓜𝓼. 𝓛.💋 :

"some parts of me are still living in the years before you, still arranging furniture for the life that never expected no visitors."

jan, janelle, whatev ♊︎ ♋︎ ♐︎ :

this was beautiful

Juujn☆ :

I love your poetry, dont ever stop

marie :

this is masterpiece, word for word.

Astitva :

I usually don't like social media poetry but this is amazing!!

Sophia :

I want you to know that ever since I came across this slideshow I’ve visited it at least once a day. Your poem resonates so deeply

raniaboukaddour :

For a life that expected no visitors. This made cry

ndiiclown😗 :

It’s easy to think when you’re finally loved after being starved, that you’ll take it all in with grace. Bask in the joy of finally being held. But no one tells you at midnight, you’ll try to hack up all the love for fear it’s going to choke you. You’ll feel the withdrawals, of finally not clawing at love’s door. Your wounds will close off bit by bit and you’ll fear proof you’ve only been hurt by love is now gone. Like a child locked in a house with a big window, he runs outside and exhausts himself in an hour. He doesn’t know how to be there, how to slowly take in the view. It’s exactly the same as finally being loved.

wayne ♧♡ :

iman you’re the best

syd 🐉 :

i wish i could pin this poem on my soul.

emma :

the last slide omg

SeasonalWriter :

Holy shit. This put a name to the shape of the hollow in my chest

anj (˶˃ ᵕ ˂˶) .ᐟ.ᐟ :

NO TEACHES THE STARVED HOW TO CHEW ?.!!/!,!/!.!/!.

ami? :

i have to ask how did you learn to write so well? or a better question would be what inspires you and what do you read?

lulukomoon :

Jojiberries :

“Still arranging the furniture for a life that expected no visitors.”

montseibza⁷ :

What a rich way to express, through words, a feeling that’s hard to even shape

Dany :

you have put words to an experience that is so niche… I am speechless well done