Our souls had fallen for one another in a language that over time grew into silence.

Desert vines by now's rabbit hole chased through Takes flesh away while bleeding scarlet smoke

Dear mulberry tree, pass me through to Olympus; and, Europa is dead

The blues of his iris glazed just like the ocean, moonlight spilling and reflecting a strange echo of beauty. The woman's throat contracted, tears momentarily stopping. The man looked angelic,  serene almost.

in this line of listless lovers, bathed in blood from head to toe, your story is my respite.

purified by the gelid creek water, she emerges like Venus, long dark matted hair flattened to her slick skin

forest catharsis nature restless like the turbid heart

Alchemy, Triple Goddess (Goddess, Goddess), and A Flower in Time

i’m sorry for sending you tens of sad videos at 2am but something in the way you kiss me told me that you would get it.

Where can one experience katharsis better than in nature? When the wind is weathering you like a cliff-face, and fills you with its battle-cries?

The sunbeams are etched Directly into my skin, Maybe this is what it is. Sipping on vanilla coke Like it's all Eve ever craved.

The first snow had fallen, shrouding the small village in a freezing silence. The gray sky hung low, as if the world had paused at an eternal standstill.

first fall, to the tops of the trees, and seeds are not meant for harvesters

The Three Endings, Spooky Season, and 11/6/24 with unapologetically passive voices and prepositional endings

There's something about you and I can't stand it, I can't escape you.

dribb ling  grape juice. rust on my  palm, rust of my fingers pulverised  and putrefied by the sisyphian cycle of spinning  i am destined to

Blossoms called destiny, made of sorrow Or the will and desire one's mind portrays.

doppel gänger  of the blue bar above us,  unfathomable cruising its veins,

Star shaped hands touch Earth and crumble dirt, Planting stars with seeds.

She was looking for a temple, one that she can call home. One day, she thought she had found it.