RELIGON

by Libby · 28/06/2026
Published 28/06/2026 05:30

Stubmling on that dry rock. 

Moving over the wet, tongue. 

"Slow down and take your time."

Your words are what makes you true and it should not be taken for granted or harshly. 

It should not be cast out, like water on fire. 

It should not weight me down, like a heavy blanket and a heart that is not beating. 


It should be so smooth, and soft, and fitting. Your core. Are clouds above you and never beneath you. You are so strong and want to behave so strongly. 


After, no one understands what you are saying. 

And you are incapable of moving a sentence. 

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