TessaHartley

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This poem is a hauntingly beautiful meditation on existence, identity, and the paradoxical nature of reality. The poem weaves together themes of creation and emptiness, fragility and resilience, with

As someone who adores botany, I adore this poem. 'How the leaves become duo-colored from the sunlight and shadow I, too, want to reach for the sun and take it, ...

I absolutely love this poem. First, I want to say as a bird lover, I love the variety of birds you used in this poem, and secondly, you are very ...

I have to say I absolutely love this story! The way the letter is structured is perfect, and as someone who loves both Greek and Roman history, I can't help ...

Okay, wow. This poem? It wrecked me. The opening alone—"candles on the nightstand, / blow them right out"—sets such a mood. Like, you can feel the tension, the darkness, the ...