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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Breaking the Lonely Rewind" Hysteria ensues a small death on a funeral pyre pushed into a sealed and soiled heart shaped box sunk to swallow stone tears reversing reflections in the coldest mirrors Tsunami waves flood all that was green On the breaking shores there the Lonely Rewind is floating amidst The Shallows resurfaced, cracked open and laid bare her black treasures boiling over inky interior spilt darkly the soul now sharp and split in two a gift from the damned walking out into the blistery wind where sourness all around whispers a soft war of unclaimed, unwanted forgotten voices, The Lost and Lonely, way past the end of their world, where heartbreak is spurned resurrect into burning birds from the cold veined inferno, The Silent Ocean of Reprieve (LadyLabyrinth/2019) "When I Was Older"/Billie Eilish https://youtu.be/HSCREQjxPHE Lyrics: https://genius.com/Billie-eilish-when-i-was-older-lyrics "In order to rise from its own ashes, a phoenix first must burn." Butler "She told me she’d be a phoenix.” The image of the mythical creature rising from the ashes glitters in my mind. “They don’t really exist.” “She said that depends on whether or not there’s someone who can see them." Picoult "One does not need to be against womens suffrage," the London Times editorialized in 1908, "to see that some of the more violent partisans of that cause are suffering from hysteria. We use the word not with any scientific precision, but because it is the name most commonly given to a kind of enthusiasm that has degenerated into habitual nervous excitement."' Gilman "Lady Lazarus", Plath https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/49000/lady-lazarus
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