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Lola nodded and followed Raiden down the hallway. She was kind of hungry, but she was also kind of curious as to what kind of food they would find in ...

Lola shrugged. She wasn't that hungry, but Raiden seemed like he was, and food seemed pretty important. "Maybe we should at least go look for it."

Lola peered at the map in front of her. "There!" She said, and pointed to the bottom right corner.

imma be real: i dont have time for this and will most likely cop out, but im gonna try anyways My Comfort Zone: flash fiction(vague, fantastical, and cynical in nature), ...

Lola stared at the back of the Raiden's head. She couldn't really figure out if he was talking to her or if he was just rambling nonsensically. Either way, he ...

30. fin the rain comes every now and then i find it in the lighting the static of the pre-storm the changing of the sky i don't question the rain- ...

inside of me is a jungle drenched and damp shady and secluded unfortunately noisy why choose to be halfway awake when you could be halfway asleep? the call of the ...

we can float away paint buckets for pillows notebook scraps for sails the sea echoes and billows whispering of its stormy tales

bleach me bleach me bone dry and brittle til i am pale my ache is little if i wail take me little by little bleach me bleach me bone dry ...

there's nothing in my brain i am empty i am blank everything is null and void in my poetry bank

people get the fame and the blame figureheads are carved from stone and heartbeats always fade in the spotlight

i want a dictionary tattooed on my skin every inch and mile of me every fleshy bit of me fill it with the words i speak so i'll know what ...

do ti i found that your warmth was violent the heat of your hands made me collapse free thought the only tax perfect and carved and eerily silent i wish ...

i could touch one thousand things and turn them into gold sometimes i wish i had a tattoo wouldn't it be fun to mark on my skin the words this ...

Lola leaned against a wall, her head pounding. She could hear the others crying out in pain, and for a second, she thought they were being attacked. She spun around ...