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Beneath the molten hem of sky writhes storm, claws slick with fire. It stitches clouds into shackles bright with teeth, and I drink its hiss raw, lungs split wide with hymns, gagging on light flayed into ribbons sharp enough to wound grace.
Stars bled their phosphorus bruises into black’s swollen gut, wincing out light like whispers. I stared until my sockets smoked and thought: hunger is holy when it gapes for glare, when it guzzles photons like psalms, sucking radiance raw till retinas riot in awe.
By moonless lakes, owls floated through shadow like language unspoken They did not warn—they witnessed Their silence bore everything night could not say
Just tried a new recipe I found online — roasted garlic cauliflower mash. Surprisingly good! Who knew healthy eating could taste this delicious?