WeepingWisteria

To the Boy I saved, to the One who Didn’t Return the Favor You told me I had saved your life, kissing the crown of my head, massaging my shoulders. ...

Week Thirty-Two: Life Part Six 1004 Words Sarah gasped. “I could! I absolutely could!” “That’s what they all say. Oh, don’t worry. I could stop rewatching bad soap operas made ...

An Open Letter to Who Will Let Me Survive Can we talk about how shooting stars are just painful deaths broadcasted across a velvet movie screen, marveled at across the ...

Ooh. I really like the juxtaposition of the warm sun on cool skin in the first stanza. And then the description of the gentleness of the sun in the second.

In Protest of Being Ignored I really don’t deserve this. I know, I know, you don’t want to hear this. I’m just a moon, a pathetic child. And you’re the ...

With Impatience and Love My love, I have been out of your arms for twenty-four long years. You are the subject of every dream, the two of us twirling after ...

A Letter to Mother Don't worry about me, Mother, I am perfectly content, watching the Kuiper Belt behind me, living in ice and methane. Warmth is for the aestorid kingdom, ...

To All My Oceans Frozen Over Warning: Reference to suicide ideation. Please read carefully. I suppose it’s my fault for not reaching out, for being, forgive the pun, so cold-shouldered. ...

Malvis flicked out her soap-licker blade from some hidden part of her dress. “I could give you one, if you’d like.” Her smirk was dangerous, her hair curling tighter, the ...

Estella Fay nodded. “So… is their name for someone who makes noise and does movements they can’t control?”

Malvis blinked, her hair turning platinum again. She didn’t bother to hide it or move it. “Pardon?”

Malvis sighed. “I can get you on a ship back to the states. It’ll take a couple of days though, alright?”

Malvis frowned slightly, making her posture a bit straighter. “Oh? Does my face make you… uncomfortable ?”

Estella Fay nodded. “Do… do you know a lot of names… for stuff like that that?”

Estella Fay nodded. “Oh. Oh wow, okay. That’s…” She laughed. “I… I never thought… anyone would ever understand me.”