this anger owns me. it swallows me whole. this anger owns me. it swallows me whole. this anger owns me. it swallows me whole. this anger owns me. it swallows me whole. this anger owns me. it swallows me whole. this anger owns me.
Dionysos sails the wine-dark sea, enthroned upon a ship, crowned in vine, attended by dolphins born of metamorphosis: pirates once, who tried to seize a God, now eternal symbols of divine retribution.
A vision drawn from Homeric Hymn 7, rendered in black-figure by Exekias (530 BC)
i canβt be soft. i canβt let my guard down. i canβt be vulnerable, because theyβll all learn who i really am. i donβt want them to know how weak and pathetic i truly am. fragility is a curse.
you live inside meοΌ the same way i live inside you. a mobius stripοΌ a snake always swallowing its own tail. mutually assured destructionοΌ or mutual deification. mutual consumption. i will be the house that holds every part of you.