أن تشاركني اللّيل ذاته
وأنّ ترصع هالة صدري بنجومٍ وافرة من قُبلاتك.
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أن تشاركني اللّيل ذاته
وأنّ ترصع هالة صدري بنجومٍ وافرة من قُبلاتك.
"Dime si me quieres nene o si prefieres, optar por el odio y por sus súbitos placeres?"
-11:50pm - Los petit fellas.
-Doritos
اتهورت! طيب وايه يعني، لحد امتى المثالية هتفضل مكتفانا، ليه نفضل نحسب كل خطوة وبردو بنتراجع في الآخر، بنلوم نفسنا على كل حركة وكل كلمة كأن الغلط نهاية الكون، لحد امتى هنفضل خايفين، حابين الحياة بس مش عارفين نعيشها.. ها لحد امتى؟!!
11:50 pm
Dean looks at the door. His Dad is standing just outside the window, his back to the room.
“How did you - ?”
Sam frowns. “I don’t know? I just...wanted to be alone with you really bad so I just...asked for it?”
“And Dad just...left?”
Sam shrugs and blinks.
His eyes flash purple.
Hace muchos meses yo me apagué.
Sofía Gómez. ⭐️
I won’t quite make midnight but it shouldn’t be much longer after that
Desde hoy a cuántos versos estoy de la muerte.
Petitfellas
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 3/11 Fandom: Marvel Cinematic Universe Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Characters: James "Bucky" Barnes, Steve Rogers Additional Tags: Post-Captain America: The Winter Soldier, post-colonialism, Slow Burn, it's a goddamn novel what can I say?, awkward violence, introspective, also there is a literal fox, Major Original Character(s) Summary:
After the operation in Washington D.C. goes bad, the Winter Soldier and his handler contact Steve Rogers in an attempt to make a break from HYDRA. In the quiet aftermath, all three of them struggle with the burden of their shared and separate histories-- the atrocities they have both witnessed and been complicit in-- and the difficulty of moving forward, all leading to a single question:
What does it mean to be a truly good person?