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scribblingquill

  • Pavement Fields

    The thick plastic tube lay. An alien vessel in our familiar pavement fields Half full with stick we dare not touch. He and I stared, scooped it up with glee ...

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  • Leviathan

    Changing My house, my family, shrunk to pinheads Voices muted, crackes through plastic holes Thunder reduced to whispers. How I had grown. I tried to shrink back, Remembering being tiny, ...

    2 min read
  • Like Stars

    "Now here," i said Like this My breath didn't echo in the dark, not lonely We were cold, but full and real and tangible And happy. You don't always make ...

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  • This Poem Is Me

    younger pupils in my school were asked to write a poem about themselves called "this Poem Is Me". Seeing the results, i found it interesting and wrote one myself. If ...

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  • Let Me Count The Ways

    I want my fingers knotted, and Skimming ungrazed bones. Longing is too much for me, but I drag it unthinkingly out. I feel my lips tighten with drought, of Curves ...

    1 min read
  • Box

    Turn of phrase saved me, just. I do not vomit, phobia clots my mouth. I can lie, you know, I know I never told you that. My teeth shatter when ...

    1 min read
  • Logicchronoally

    I just called you selfish Wholly unbroken but absorbing patience. I hurl hoarse blames and cries that had staled since we’d begun. Backbreak effort in trying to stay scarlet and ...

    1 min read
  • There's An Art To It

    Is it shallow, you think, to think that your words are never enough? It’s never enough if you are not bending space beside me I find that I am too ...

    2 min read
  • Oxytocin

    I have stolen the corners of your lips, where they turn up, And hidden them in the base of my brain. You haven’t noticed yet, I’ve taken your flurrying fingertips ...

    2 min read


'Hush, hush!' I whispered; 'people can have many cousins and of all sorts, Miss Cathy, without being any the worse for it; only they needn't keep their company, if they be disagreeable and bad.
— Emily Bronte, Wuthering Heights