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chained: i am still searching for what lingers of you

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c) something like death/life - 2024 poetry

by herb

  • Poetry
  • Realistic · Dramatic
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  • 18 Works
  • 3,913 Words
  • 20 min Reading time
  • 48 Reviews
  • Jan 20, 2024 Started
  • Dec 25, 2024 Last updated

Table of Contents

18 entries
  1. 1 age gap Jan 20 1 min readRealistic · Narrative2 comments
  2. 2 ripping myself apart for you Mar 8 1 min readDramatic · Horror5 comments
  3. 3 or something (cry me a river so i can sit in silence) May 9 2 min readDramatic · Romantic5 comments
  4. 4 else (or something i hadn't said before) May 16 1 min readDramatic · Realistic3 comments
  5. 5 thoughts as i near a full year Jul 24 2 min readRealistic · Dramatic6 comments
  6. 6 we don't always win//we often forget//i want to be Jul 30 3 min readNarrative · Dramatic2 comments
  7. 7 you only have so much time, so you have none at all. Aug 22 2 min readDramatic · Narrative6 comments
  8. 8 [saving] becomes a burden when you can just {lose control} Aug 27 1 min readDramatic3 comments
  9. 9 i never forget things, so everything becomes a memory of you Aug 30 3 min readRealistic · Narrative6 comments
  10. 10 nobody prepares you for how bittersweet saying "goodbye" is Sep 5 2 min readRealistic · Dramatic3 comments
  11. 11 i still see you everywhere & nowhere at the same time Sep 8 1 min readRealistic · Dramatic4 comments
  12. 12 long long distances Sep 17 1 min readRealistic · Dramatic2 comments
  13. 13 the teachings of a wise maple tree Sep 22 2 min readDramatic6 comments
  14. 14 vacuum silence Oct 6 1 min readRealistic · Dramatic3 comments
  15. 15 enchanting starlight/haunting aurora Nov 5 1 min readRomantic · Dramatic2 comments
  16. 16 all along there was some invisible string Dec 16 1 min readRomantic · Dramatic3 comments
  17. 17 everything just stops, i don't want you like a best friend Dec 17 1 min readRomantic · Dramatic3 comments
  18. 18 you have fled from the heavens and back Dec 25 1 min readSpiritual · Dramatic4 comments


It is only a novel... or, in short, only some work in which the greatest powers of the mind are displayed, in which the most thorough knowledge of human nature, the happiest delineation of its varieties, the liveliest effusions of wit and humour, are conveyed to the world in the best-chosen language
— Jane Austen, Northanger Abbey