Category: Writings
A love that doesn’t hurt
My last tear
Persephone
Maybe in a different life
Persephone’s Curse
So much we have seen
Before the end
I did love you
A wish
Love, unrequited
Grey-sky eyes
Less than love
November Sky
I let you go
About Me Questions
The fight that never ends
“Please stand up and fight against the sickness deep inside You are much too young to die ” – The Sickness, Terminal Choice {This is for all the people out there, who are fighting chronic illnesses.} Years and years lost… I was so young, diagnosed with something so horrible. A life tainted with grief and […]
2016: A year in review
On collecting
I’ve always collected things. Gifts and concert tickets and sea-shells and old books. And sad things. Beautiful, fragile things that are so ephemeral. I’ve tried to preserve them, to suspend them in time. Teardrops, and dream-remnants and memories of happier times. Melancholy and nostalgia. Clocks that only strike thirteen and mirrors with broken reflections. Pressed […]
Underwater
Underwater, I can still dream. Oxygen gets low, and starlight’s lost, but I can still dream. It feels like inhaling a storm, a beautiful, almost suffocating star-implosion inside of me. It’s almost February now. Silent waves crush on my skin and every secret kept in the sea, is now flowing inside of me. I drift, […]
too afraid
I am the girl who sleeps at 4:00am and wakes at noon, I’m the girl with the green eyes and numb hands; typing words as oxygen. I’ve survived black holes and car crushes and too-many-endings. I’ve survived. I’m just a girl, too young to drown, too old to believe anymore. It doesn’t matter what the […]