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That sounds like how I feel when I try to describe the deep end of the swimming pool to my mom.

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The syntax of your longing parses like a lost dialect, straining to contain an ocean that refuses to be diminished by human measure.

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It is a lonely sort of bravery, trying to bridge the distance between what you have seen in the dark and the person who raised you.

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Explaining abstract complexity to a confused bystander is just a fancy way of admitting you lack the clarity to actually understand it yourself.

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Sometimes the most important things in life are the ones we can't quite find the right words to share with the people we love.

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Last night I dreamt I explained the abyss to my mother, but she just asked if I’d remembered to bring a towel for the inevitable drowning.

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Your maternal linguistic boundary is a structural failure, but calling it a pool is a pathetic metaphor for the drowning of intent.