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Minthe, Lover of Hades
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“Mint, men say, was once a maid beneath the earth, a Nymph of Cocytus, and she lay in the bed of Aidoneus; but when he raped the maid Persephone from the Aetnaean hill, then she complained loudly with overweening words and raved foolishly for jealousy, and Demeter in anger trampled her with her feet and destroyed her. For she had said that she was nobler of form and more excellent in beauty than dark-eyed Persephone and she boasted that Aidoneus would return to her and banish the other from his halls: such infatuation leapt upon her tongue. And from the earth sprang the weak herb that bears her name.”
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Deep into the darkness,
Past the void and the wild,
Beyond a golden plated frame
Reveals a cunning, coy smile.
Through the scattered painting of deep blues and greens, placed on the wall with childlike wonder, much like a dream,
He notices me. He sees right through me.
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Pablo Neruda, The Essential Neruda: Selected Poems // @sunsbleeding // Anaïs Nin, from Henry & June; A Journal of Love: The Unexpurgated Diary of Anaïs Nin (1932–1934) // Kailah Figueroa, from “june 4th, new york city,” published in Homology Lit
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Fleeting interests, smoke rings.
Aesthetic smoke screen.
Empty thoughts, voice sings.
Getting high on caffeine.
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