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The purest form of love is consideration. When someone thinks about how things would make you feel. Pays attention to detail. Holds you in regard when making decisions that could affect you. In any bond, how much they care about you can be found in how much they consider you
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nyc - day 39
to the city that I once loved anthropomorphically
how
was it the rosed colored glasses I wore
the two subway stop commute
the mitski powered walks down museum mile at dusk
I loved you so much
the Park Avenue tulips in spring
the white tree lights at Christmas
was it simply the not knowing
the blissful ignorance of life before covid
life before sickness and death
love before sickness and death
by: jackie hinke
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hurry up, spring
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spain - day ?
all of the clocks
in all of the places
i have been staying
have all been wrong
time doesn't seem to matter here
it's a guideline
an afterthought
instead the days are measured in
pintxo consumption
miles walked
peaceful moments
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spain - day 8
perhaps my favorite time of day is when the sun sinks behind the red roofs
it is as if the day exhales
the park behind my house quiets down
the tower begins to illuminate
a light breeze blows through my hair
the sky, cloudless, turns a light purple
its ego bruised
as it fades to black
i am filled with immense gratitude for
this life
this moment
in this place
by: jackie hinke
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day 1/2 - spain
how lucky am i to sleep among the lime trees
and the flamenco dress shops of seville
life feels like a sueño
the blue skies y sol, fuel up my soul
"i am allowed to take up space in this world"
"i am allowed to take up space in this world"
i repeat, more confidently and sure of myself
"i can do anything i want"
"yo puedo hacer lo que quiera"
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it was real, right?
the life I had before this
the one where I was always late to work
and walked fifty blocks home, sweaty after a work out class downtown
my lungs sucking in the outside air graciously
it was real, right?
I lived in my own apartment
and on Sundays, I would plan out meals and go to the market and cook myself dinner with a bottle of wine
I would dance freely and often
And wear lipstick
And woke up every day feeling lucky
it was real, right?
I would go to shows and the ballet and museums
And nourish my soul with the endless supply of inspiration
That the city provided
it was real, right?
when you kissed me in that bar in Brooklyn
and the world stopped just for a minute
by: Jackie Hinke
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I was supposed to be the captain of my soul
But my ship ran ashore in the darkness
The rudder rendered useless
Directionless and defeated
I lay on the shore
The waves lapping against my lifeless body
As I stared up at the starless sky then succumbed to slumber
When suddenly
Startled by a dream I awoke prepared to fight and remembered
The flare
Rummaging the cabin until I uncovered the first aid kit
Rusty from the lack of use on the salty seas
I pried the latch open like a clam shell and there it was
Neon orange in all its glory
I fumbled for a few minutes and then sent it sailing into the night sky
Hope
My heart thudded against my chest with the anticipation that someone would see it, see me
The only flare in the kit held so much weight, so much promise, so much
Hope
I curled up on a rock and watched the sun rise above the horizon
Painting the sea cerulean and gold and pink
I watched eagerly for a sign of
Hope
For a month
and then two
and then three
Growing weary and weak, withering away
What happened to me?
I was supposed to be the master of my fate,
The captain of my soul.
by: Jackie Hinke
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