.⋆☽ the anatomy of a dreamer ⋆˙⟡

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lungs ache like dry wood,
inhaling only to spark
what never catches fire.
“Ley moves and I am a couple feet behind, waiting.” - winterwolf0100
“Ley you will be fine because we all have magic powers that will protect you.” - WeepingWisteria

Ley, she/her
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this body was made for a dreamer. when
the bruises fade and the blood dries to salt
and gets scrubbed from the floor, the tissue
stays ethereal; determined. every single nerve
has a name.

i thought pain was something i could
outgrow. like baby teeth or innocence:
it would fall away with time and be replaced
with wisdom or tougher skin. i was partially
correct, besides the fact that pain never just
leaves. it finds new places to stay; becomes gait.
posture. the angle you carry your head when you
speak to someone that never bothered to shake
your hand or ask for your name.

a dreamers' trophy is learning how to
smile with your molars; learning the contortions of
being a smaller shape. evolution is not a forward
march, us dreamers see it as series' of
self-compromises between the body and what
it had to live through. we are sinew and serotonin,
neuron and nail, grit and growth plate.

she and i are not the same, but she is mine.
and her final form is quite lovely--
especially the way her hair shimmers in the
golden sun. she might not be a dreamer, but she
is heavenly; radiant; divine. born from the stars,
crafted by the root. perfectly and simplistically mine.
“Ley moves and I am a couple feet behind, waiting.” - winterwolf0100
“Ley you will be fine because we all have magic powers that will protect you.” - WeepingWisteria

Ley, she/her
dreamer♡



The necessary beauty in life is in giving yourself to it completely, only later will it clarify itself and become coherent.
— Richard Linklater