Nov 25, 2015
All you need is tea,
a good book, a spot by the
window, self-cuddles.
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All you need is tea,
a good book, a spot by the
window, self-cuddles.
blackvspurple replied to your post “Notes from a project I am working on”
Sounds like a project I would love to read! <3
At this point I’m trying to make it as a screenplay (to try my hand at them) but my brain went: ‘Better idea! Make up a whole TV season! Here are some ideas!’ I have no idea if I can write all that out, let alone plot it, but right now it is purely in the world-building stage.
lulu-llama replied to your post “Notes from a project I am working on”
I’d like to spend a weekend on the shores of your mind… surfing some brainwaves
Sadly, that inspired a short story idea: what if the best use of telepathy was plagiarism? :) Instead of blackmail or movie plots, the telepath just slips into someone’s mind, copies their ‘style’ and — oh, steals online passwords and posts as ‘them’ for the weekend to leave the person very, very confused.
If and Then Situation
If I don't love my body,
then no one else will love my body.
Most Common Words That Appear In Poems
blood. pain. love.
sky. pain. love.
love. pain. love.
stars. stars. stars.
bleeding. pain. love.
waves. pain. love.
past. pain. love.
ocean. ocean. ocean.
heart. pain. love.
trees. pain. love.
numb. pain. love.
dream. dream. dream.
love. love. love.
love. love. love.
love. love. love.
love. love. love.
This Is Why We Still Believe In Magic At Age 50
When you're 5,
you are certain
that when you're 20
you'll receive the name
of your soul mate in a dream.
When you're 20
you realise
that when you're 21
you'll have to work
to pay a fortune teller
to lie through his teeth
because no one taught you
how to let go
of your 5 year old self.
What To Do With Double Chocolate Cupcakes
Cup me between your palms.
Undress my frosting with your tongue.
Press me against your lips.
Casually bite me.
Arch your neck backwards as I slide down your throat.
Kiss my chocolate filing.
Embrace my bottom with your entire mouth.
Suck my leftover crumbs from your fingers.
On October 1st, 2013Â Decades Review released our 2 year anniversary issue! As editors and writers, you think we would be able to describe everything we're feeling with this special issue release bu...
So my photograph made it as the cover of Decades Review's latest post and they interviewed me. Here are my thoughts on photography. <3
Flash Fiction
From Nilofer Neubert- Editor at Prosaic
Inspired from this
The Corporate Biker
Many people do not understand why I ride a bike to work when I can afford a car and a driver. I’m the CEO of a bank after all. I have some dough in the bank but it doesn’t mean that I have to spend it.
All I know is that my bike gives me time to people watch. I start off my day observing a boy with sleepy eyes crossing at the same junction from Monday to Friday. When I’m at home, I write about how his black bag reminds me of my twelve year old self. He never wore a tie for church despite his mother’s pleas.