A poem scraped from the edge. About falling, freedom, and the scars we wear like medals.
Anarcho-syndicalism could’ve saved us. But we’re too selfish, too scared, and too far gone.
A poem for the messengers that crawl in when no one else can reach you.
Ketosis, fasting, RSO, and the protocol that’s rebuilding me from the inside out.
After cancer, I’m not sticking around to save a country that doesn’t want saving. I’m chasing life, not permission.
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Aphrodite’s anarchist sister, a joint, and the kind of love that leaves claw marks.
Thanks carved from scars, silence, and survival. No candles. Just the wreckage and the will to rise.
I need to say this.