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2026-01-19 20:28
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viktoriadame
poetry
2026-02-07 02:59
In plain sight
I know they can see, I know they can tell, where my eyes linger, in what place your hands dwell. And what’s the point in hiding? There is no way we can quell. The secrets and I never got along so well.
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viktoriadame
poetry
2026-02-06 00:08
Watching me wait
As the days go by and the Earth rotates, even the moon grows tired of watching me wait. All parts of me still cry out your name. I can’t hear myself speak, everything burns just the same.
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viktoriadame
sad
2026-02-03 22:56
The flowers I kept
Out of all the flowers that wither in my mind, I protect the dearest, the prettiest kind. If only they lived on, if only you were mine. What’s left of us? Reminisce, what had been said and the genesis
viktoriadame
love
2026-02-02 21:02
Gaps in the silence
Your kind words, or lack thereof. I mistook your silence for depth, and my patience for love. Holding a white flag - perhaps just an untied dove.
viktoriadame
poetry
2026-01-26 15:55
Golden honey
Vanilla mist, amatory. Floating in my scent, bathing in my glory. Suffocate, bite on the cherry. The tune of your heart sounds so weary. Golden honey, paradise. One knows blind lust has its price.
viktoriadame
poem
2026-01-26 04:18
At your mercy
I would beg to hear your laugh. Direct it at me or not. Do as you please with my heart. Maybe even let it rot. Served on a plate, your words, I don’t dare discriminate.
viktoriadame
traveling
2026-01-23 22:01
The other side of Portugal: Monte de Caparica
For many years, I imagined the countries of the Iberian Peninsula as places of endless nightlife and music flooding the streets. 'A land where even the sun learns to slow down,'_ _were the words my father
viktoriadame
baking
2026-01-19 22:30
On baking and patience
The first cake, a moment of impatience, and a lesson worth keeping
