#sav brown

[nervousyoungsatanist]

fox - 13.01.25

“just saw a fox in my backyard”

it remains unphotographed, despite my curiosity

“there’s something poetic about it but i’m too tired to think it out”

the imagined lightbulb above my head flickers

and so it goes

paws crunching under soft snow

quietly wandering through the twists of school streets and unfamiliarity

eyes gaze upon you for only a moment, unknown, unproven

through the yard you retreat to the trees, the moon shining through the branches

the whispers of home echo against the familiar shadows on the earth’s cold grass floor

leaves cheering softly under the weight of the animal

a dim house light retracts from peripheral view

and for a brief moment there is the forest floor and a moon to guide you home

met with hard concrete and blinding street lights on the other side

powering through is the only choice

the stone kingdom unknown and unforgiving

but framing the paths are signs of freedom

each crack of earth jutting through pavement

the scent of your mate returning at a closeness

waiting at your burrows side to hear

the journey you’ve made

home is around the corner

it won’t be long

be safe

i’ll see you tomorrow

+ the handwritten pages!!!! i’m super proud of this poem (: it’s from a while back but i still love it. sorry for being so inactive lmao i work a full time job and it’s really been FULL time. will try posting more soon. hope yall are doing well (:

[dumbsagbitch]

Escapril 2022 (Credit to Savannah Brown)

Day 2 (Poem 2) - a separation

you should rip it off

quick as a bandaid

take all the trauma

through your body at once

have a clean break

maybe the hurt will linger less

fester less and sting less

take a knife and cut the cord

push it off a cliff

bury a body

do anything but hold on

it’s over

WHY CANT YOU ACCEPT ITS OVER

this is a separation whether you like it or not

all things must end

- kat kohl

[jointheamberclub]

The Things We Don't See | Review

i wrote a review of savannah brown's newest novel THE THINGS WE DON'T SEE, looking at how it plays with the true crime genre. take a read !

if you enjoyed it, please consider donating to my ko-fi.

[thefeelingmoveson]

"i hope you have a nice rest of your life in that little house"

[spaceywriter]

“Every night the collective us sees seven billion sunsets. Have you even checked? Really, really looked? Say earth. Know the experience of saying it, how the letters together behave like a crickets purr, earth, that honeyed thrum, earth, so easy to breathe, earth, earth, earth. I don’t need you to meet the rapt stagger. I don’t even need you to remember. Just know, now— seven billion sunsets and here’s me, convinced we’re seeing the same one.”

- Sav Brown, Sweet-dark

[lockscreenurself]

Like / reblog if you save :)

[lochnessofficial]

A @savbrownwrites wallpaper for ur consideration

[watfordwallflower]

hey friends, you like sapphics? thrillers? beautiful prose and a gorgeous commentary on death and grief?

if ur like me (a scaredy cat) u probs said no to most of those. this is me saying i wasn’t excited for most of these themes but still LOVED the truth about keeping secrets by savannah brown.

pls read this book. it has great lgbt & poc rep. it’s about small town mysteries, and what grief means to different people, and how our relationships w others can drive us into better places! also for trigger warnings go to savannah brown’s website pls this book can be heavy at times.