*heart breaks a little*
whoa twins. whoa...having sex with twins. whoa, having sex with your own twins :eek: ....weeeeeiirrrd no really though, thats awesome
i really like your stuff. haha...i wish some of it was mine. you have a very unique style. cheers to you. :)
*hugs amber in complete understanding* we're in the same boat, lassy...except i didnt leave my boyfriend, he left me :rolleyes:
and so it would seem it was all just a dream never true never you not to me she spoke it soft it trickled neat a red teardrop that followed the...
i especially like this one..cant pinpoint why. but i do. :)
no.
Shall i say the same to you that, surely, you must perceive of me? O, how i must look, a fool in the face of many wise! But admonitons carry not a...
for one reason or another, option 2 is most appealing. im not sure why...its like the best of both worlds: adventure and unpredictability (could...
an entire scene woven from a simple raindrop. i love it. its beautiful and simple.
this has attitude...i admire people who are able to write with attitude; its like your voice was talking in my head. i love the line "but even...
maybe you have had your heart broken? i loved someone with all my heart and no one has ever hurt me so badly...after him i lost the desire for...
if i should disappear tomorrow leave you standing in the doorway of my open heart if i should let your puzzle pieces hit the dusty floor and leave...
when the night casts a shadow on the mood of every lover and all seek shelter in the arms of one another the lone souls walk the grounds in hunger...
absolute love and utter heartbreak.
im pretty sure i just cried
she spoke to the breeze, to the sky and the trees "it kills me a little each day" as the sun bent a kiss on the falling red leaves "this one thing...
did u post it in the poetry forum too? it would be a nice addition
you left me standing in the station a few stops back, it was midnight as i watched your train pull away and wondered how far home was how much...
thank you all.
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