Cold And Lonely Night by VanePyroRocker, literature
Literature
Cold And Lonely Night
I remember all those nights
In which you used to come
Just when I was about to fall asleep.
You used to sweetly kiss my lips
And the whisper "Night time"
Or "Bed Time" while hugging me.
You used to lay down in my tiny bed
And hug me so close to you,
Sharing your warmth with me.
Because not even all the blankets
Could make me feel as warm
As one of those hugs by you.
Then we used to talk about our days,
And only when we both were done,
We used to kiss for a long moment.
And before closing our eyes
To give in and start sleeping,
We used to whisper "I love you"
To each other, just because.
But now I find myself all alone,
In a bed that see
long distance love by hushed-lullabies, literature
Literature
long distance love
I wish body pillows
Acted like teleportation devices
And when you clutched yours
It would put me beside you
I wish blankets
Were like magic carpets
And we could use ours
To fly to one another
I wish computer screens
Would let us reach to others
And I could pull you through
And into my arms
I wish we could feel each other
When we clutch pillows and blankets
And pretend they're each other
So our dreams can somewhat come true
it's been awhile.
i've missed you
they all think that its over,
but...
i'm not ready to quit you
sometimes,
when i'm feeling suffocated,
its nice to think about giving in,
to remember how it feels to just give in,
and how it feels to get that fix.
How to love a girl who can't love herself. by lupus-astra, literature
Literature
How to love a girl who can't love herself.
one.
When she cries herself to sleep
six out of seven nights a week you must
say nothing. You must simply take
her in your arms and kiss her gaunt,
pale cheeks and wait for her to
slumber at the sound of your heart.
two.
On the days where she wishes she
were part of the stars, tell her
no. Tell her that there are too many
lights in the sky and that just one
would be forgotten the moment you looked
away from it. Tell her that she is perfect
the way she is: completely human.
three.
Don't let her think about the scars
that no one but her can see. If she
says
The Curse of the Fangirl by QuiEstInLiteris, literature
Literature
The Curse of the Fangirl
There are few things that vampires loathe more than fangirls. It was bad enough when Ann Lentils popularised the genre, simultaneously transforming the respectable bloodsucker into a circus of existential angst and sexual ambiguity, but when that Oscar Meyer person added guilt, glitter, and raging teenage hormones to the mix, the Great Game began to feel the strain of a threat.
The threat did not take the form of a sudden proliferation of well-informed slayers armed with the Eucharist, or the Magen David, or even with pointy things. The threat took the form of a spate of homicides driven, it seems, by the sheer bloody desire to make the twee
Simon says jump,
simon says run,
simon says burn,
under the dying sun.
Lets follow the leader,
straight into hell,
hop-scotch across the field of flames,
and marco polo in the river Styx.
Let's play hide and seek,
in a toxic waste dump,
and let's play tag with porcupines.
Jump rope on a crumbling bridge.
Simon says die.
Keri Muffet
School has been sorta strange lately. I mean, not your average everyday strange like teachers suddenly not bombarding you with homework, but the strange police get involved with. People going missing. First George, then Mother Goose I heard they found bodies, too, all hacked apart and decayed. People have started try to pull their kids out of school, they want to transfer them to a public school on the other side of town, but the police won't let them because they want to question all of us, like we actually know anything.
Questioning us was actually the first thing my teacher mentioned in homeroom today. She mentioned it
I promised myself
I'd use the word
"Amorphous"
In a poem
Sooner or later
Frankly, I think
Using it to describe
Whatever shred of
Personality, Identity
I have left
Is in bad taste
It's like calling oneself
Shapeless in nature
Or, perhaps
It could imply a transience
Of form
An ever-changing mass
Taking on the countenance
Of others
My reflection in a nearby stream
Backlit by the midday sun
Shows a figure filled with
Words
Chicken scratch
Mismatched figures and symbols
Misshapen letters
Poking through the skin
Like frayed and fractured
Fragments of bone
A passing thought
Maybe "Amorphous"
Isn't so bad
I could ge
Have you ever looked yourself, right in the eye?
Found yourself intimidated, even scared?
Were your eyes open, but giving nothing away?
Dead behind the eyes? but that's just a cliché
Laughing to yourself, when nothing is funny?
Call a doctor! your mentally disturbed HAHA.
You're not quite bi-polar, but not normal either.
You're screaming with pain and anger.
Like a baby who's teething.
But you don't understand this anger,
Just looking intensely at the mirror, waiting for something to happen.
But nothing does, and you start laughing. HAHAHAHA.