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    yaani

    Waiting, in front of the elevator's doors, my call flashes. I know all I know, it's coming for me, to take me to destination,...

    hibiscus' mektoub

    I am following the lines, flowing through their constraint. Blue as a quest for the path, seeking by what it is not. Red as full potential

    I is

    I is I don’t know where I belong. I wished I was born in my country, –fruits bursting of sun, birds embracing the synchronicity of divine

    la maison en feu

    Because their skins are bright and well shaved, because their ideology are monetary and no divine, because they defined evil, we need to bel

    tick tock A. down

    You are eternal, your flesh has no end or beginning. Alive, — growing, — stretching, from the genitals releasing a breath of pleasure,  to t

    K's bday

    You look sad – uncomfortable You seems tired – unhealthy What happened You used to raise – proud, Mingled to the wind, Protect me! What happ

    00:01

    London Sam 24 hours delivery, to bleach the year away Ding ding ticks the logic, it’s time to celebrate Consume self, burn to supreme sensat

    tick tock S. down

    I know why he did it. He could not see, the kawaiiness of Selma princess. Now he knows and helps me, he’s here pushing me Bringing me in the

    bus ride

    Too many acute lights, aggressive, flashing, repetition and sound, too many screams, too many laughs and the police car, hurt my ears, hurt

    am, — hall of us

    let’s say one, – hall of us am the generation of lost, – hopes, taste, future and meaning jogging and binging, dreaming but crying achieving

    looking at

    Looking at the bus’-window like: looking at a screen – the perfect – alienation – of my own – segregation. Just started to meet myself, I h

    numeral system

    How fast did we forget the pride of raising the slaved skins? How fast will we forget the shame of raising the shaved skins? We create our o

    I dispose

    I have been taught, what I own, — I dispose, what I don't own, — I can't dispose. What if I need to dispose? What if I don't nee