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I suffered often from Monday blues. Those blues ranged from shade to shade.
It seems that being exceptional is a sin. A deadly sin.
And so a sinner I was; labelled from hair to toe, marked as someone who didn't have a mark. Every nook and corner of my life asked for the sky, and all I could give was binding ice. Never knowing the consequences often times pushed me into a cinch. I wanted a place to run and hide from the monsters.
At midsummer midnights, I looked for the fairies. The angels and the magic portals that take you to another reality. I looked at mirrors and gazed at stars. But I wonder if sleep is it. If I sleep for long enough will I find myself by a blue lake; no time confining me. And labels could become just pieces of paper soggy with water and turning to a crispy shade of blue: the shade that colored my mind.
I would like to see nihility and wonder what reality could feel like.
Because if I am as exceptional as they label me, then I must be in a dream. A never-ending, short lived, long tenured dream: the one where shadows become imbeciles and humans become the very hell.
I have stories to tell. Ranging from how the gream reapers met me by Christ's crucifixion, and the beloved that I met by the bridge in the winter glory of cold snow blue.
And with my beloved alone, my blue mixed with her red, and together we became purple. Both of us wore the flower crowns and we ruled the lands unknown to human mind.
We were escapists of death; escapists of fate that bound us. We held the thunder in our hands and in our words we held the flowers. To the beloved universe, we gave our infinity.
Now say, my beloved. If we escaped again just to live, do we survive in glory or fake history?

