Written by Jacob Ibrag
Black star, who do you think you are? Crickets sleeping in
the depths of your crater. We won’t see you coming. Hidden. Crashing
into the receptors of our central nervous system. I’d ask for your name and
yet this part seems familiar. A cobra chasing its own tale. Tail? Tale. Delivered
to uncover latent content. Uncomfortable. You won’t miss any of this, and
maybe you will. Name. It’ll come to me, the next time we do this.
Photography by Masha Sardari
Sounds like the thoughts are tangling up, you’d better separate the strands, before it gets too messy and leave you in a total knot!
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The grasping for a name…
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Thank you for having brought my attention towards your creativity! I enjoy your flow of words. Nice to image through and live out those fantasies.
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Thank you π
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Reblogged this on crjen1958.
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Ah, worth the read!
Meno<3
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Thanks Meno π
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This is so deep!
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Thank you π
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You are welcome π I hope you like my work to π
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Beautiful and disjointed… I love it!!
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Thank you very much π
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Love this! β€
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Thanks Maria π
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Easily the best poetry I’ve read in quite a while. A small correction (if I may, otherwise ignore it): ‘A cobra chasing its own tale.’ (No apostrophe)
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Thanks for the catching that haha, and thank you very much for being a part of the community π
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You’re welcome. π
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Hi there. I nominated you for the versatile blogger award so if you can go read my recent post on my page I would appreciate it. Thank you.
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Thanks Kasey π
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Wonderfully written π
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Thanks Sulaiman π
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