1901, Somewhere by sense-and-stupidity, literature
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1901, Somewhere
i. I submit to you that perhaps we do not need a miracle.
ii. Kneecaps never meant much to me. For half a year, I found myself in the spaces between slabs of cement. Sneakers meant escape, and breathlessness was one step short of invincible. God, I loved to breathe until my body became my lungs. I thought that if I could beat the clock, then I could beat the world and, for once, gravity would be the one laying flayed open on the ground, screaming for a taste of atmosphere.
Sometimes I wonder if I ever even beat myself.
iii. There are days when I want to descend into weather patterns and just exist. I want to succumb to tsunamis and drift l