you with the writer's soul, by snow-pear, literature
Literature
you with the writer's soul,
hello. we haven't spoken for a while - how are you dearest? i've been busy, and i'm sure you have been too. after all, we're only human, and we all have our own little lives which keeps us on our toes. but really, enough of that.
what i really wanted to ask is: are you still writing?
yes, i know. life always seems to get in the way, doesn't it? school work, family, friends, bills, anything and everything. it always seems like you have no time left to write, doesn't it? and then when you finally sit down in that moment when you do have a breather, you find yourself drifting off to do other things instead.
so my advice to you, dear, is to ke
dear girl,
you're always smiling through the haze of pain, smiling because you can't bear to let others worry over you. you're always laughing to cover up that sorrow, because you know that people would prefer to hear that light happy sound than your heart wrenching sobs. you're storing it up inside that tiny bottle inside your heart, all the pain, anger, hurt and frustration, until you're certain that any day now, that tiny bottle is going to crack and break.
you only ever look into the mirror to see the imperfections, the blemishes, the over sized thighs and not-quite-so-flat stomach. you never see how your hair is the deepest shade of au
dear you,
hello love. i haven't talked to you for a while now, how have you been holding up without me? i know that life will always throw it's rusting metal obstacles at you, but don't give up hope, dear heart. those bleeding scars will fade eventually, and you won't even notice them after a while.
just remember to bandage them tight; they tend to re-open often.
love, me.
-
dear you,
remember your bottle? throw it away love. you probably need it more than anyone else I know, but it does you no good in keeping it. but you insist on clutching onto this life line, so take my advice: just empty it out, and start afresh.
they were right yo
dear girl,
you're always smiling through the haze of pain, smiling because you can't bear to let others worry over you. you're always laughing to cover up that sorrow, because you know that people would prefer to hear that light happy sound than your heart wrenching sobs. you're storing it up inside that tiny bottle inside your heart, all the pain, anger, hurt and frustration, until you're certain that any day now, that tiny bottle is going to crack and break.
you only ever look into the mirror to see the imperfections, the blemishes, the over sized thighs and not-quite-so-flat stomach. you never see how your hair is the deepest shade of au
you with the writer's soul, by snow-pear, literature
Literature
you with the writer's soul,
hello. we haven't spoken for a while - how are you dearest? i've been busy, and i'm sure you have been too. after all, we're only human, and we all have our own little lives which keeps us on our toes. but really, enough of that.
what i really wanted to ask is: are you still writing?
yes, i know. life always seems to get in the way, doesn't it? school work, family, friends, bills, anything and everything. it always seems like you have no time left to write, doesn't it? and then when you finally sit down in that moment when you do have a breather, you find yourself drifting off to do other things instead.
so my advice to you, dear, is to ke
yesterday was my 2 year anniversary on here. wow, it's really been two years? that's kinda scary...
i just wanted to say, to all of you who's been here with me since the beginning, thank you. i couldn't have made it through half the ups and down in my life without you guys. really.
but i feel like i've grown out of this website. whenever i go on to the front page, and check the lit section, all i see is fanfiction or really mundane poetry which people 'spice' up using pictures and stuff. i don't know if i want to be on here any longer to be honest. most of the people i used to talk to/admire are gone as well, and i feel like there's nothing
believe it or not... and as sad as i am to admit it, i also have my uni entrance exams coming up.
which means for three weeks, you will probably hear very little/nothing from me because i'm going to be working my butt off trying to cram in a year's worth of context for 7 different subjects into my overloaded brain.
and so, just a tiny heads up, everything i've said i'd do is going to have to go on hold for a while
so sorry to the people i have collabs with, i don't mean to keep disappearing on you guys. ):
take care guys, and if you need to contact me for any reason, just send me a note and i'll get to those asap, but i can't promise anyt
1. What is your favorite word in the English language?
i'm going to cheat, because my favourite word isn't in english.
alskling: meaning 'darling' in swedish)
2. Do you prefer writing poems or stories?
i think generally poetry. i guess you could say that poetry says more with less, so i think it's (personally) stronger, and much more raw and personal. but at the same time, stories have a different appeal, and some prose can be just as strong or even stronger. i just wish i was better at writing stories. (:
3. Where do you get your inspiration?
i don't think any writer can pinpoint their inspiration down to exactly one thing. i guess eve