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 Jul 2015 Camron Elliott
Carolin
I'm the werewolf of the night.
The one you fear looking at
straight in the eye. I'm the
werewolf that howls at the
silver moon. Left alone in
the dark feeling sad and
blue. Not having a ****
clue of what to do.

I'm the
werewolf that carries it's
secrets under its skin and
fur. While others talk about
what bothers them while I
sit as my blood boils from
within.

Not knowing of how
to tell the people the mess
that i've been dragged in
since that night the black
wolf sank it's fangs deep
down into my skin.

Causing the pain to spread
from vein to vein. Causing
me these fevers and aches
as my body transforms and
shakes in the dead of night.
Causing me to go mad and
insane.

I'm the werewolf that saw
it's life and freedom taken
away in the light of the day
as I was about to be another
wolf's prey.

I was once an innocent
little girl that loved walking
alone in the woods. I was
once a little girl that thought
evil and magic don't exist
in the world.

But this is me
today a werewolf running
around looking for fresh
prey. Looking for a soul to
take before the night
fades away* ~
Loving you is exhausting
But exquisite and intricate and haunting
The kind of love that lingers like the smell of smoke
From the candles in my bedroom
The kind of love that touches the crevices in my body
That no one has reached out to touch before
And yet there you are
In my veins, in my heart, holding me
Loving you is all I can do darling
I knew from the moment we spoke
That I would want you forever
And that is my promise to you.
Loving you isn't easy
Because loving you makes me crazy and insecure and worried
But loving you is a new journey that I am taking
A sacrifice that I am making
Something I must get used to; loving you.
 Jul 2015 Camron Elliott
Nikita
Its 9.45
I could'nt feel less alive
I seem to be falling, sinking
In my own bed
And I hope that maybe
Just maybe
The mattress might swallow me whole
Can't wait to fall asleep again.
imagine a woman, sturdy and proud
not sturdy in the sense that she is heavy,
but more like well-established and strong;
sturdy like the ever-twisting trunk of the most beautiful tree,
growing and stretching its branches freely,
doing nothing other than reflecting, so brightly,
the warmth that she receives
and her leaves!
do not get me started..
she is proud, not in the sense that she is overbearing,
but in a way that makes everyone around her begin caring
she doesn't need anyone who doesn't need her
this makes her sound snobbish, but i assure you she is not
much like the tree, she can shed dried, dead leaves
just as easily as she can sprout fragrant blossoms
her hair is thick, purple, brown, blonde, ever-changing
like each of the tree's curling roots, but not at all mangy,
and her smile is incomparable to any part of any tree
for there are glistening white pearls in place of her teeth
with warm chestnut eyes and the voice of a lark,
she is the blazing flame to my sputtering spark
she wants to save my world,
so of course, i will let her
i'll carve our names into the wood,
and i'll never forget her
"reflecting, so brightly, the warmth that she-.." is from a chiodos song; sorry for the sporadic rhyme scheme
I watch chick flicks
because it is the only time  I can cry over the real matters happening in my life. They are my escape.
 Jul 2015 Camron Elliott
jennee
I like to believe that I will live throughout every single one of my chapters, written or have yet to be written. But I will forever be scared of the reality that maybe, somewhere, at some point; I will run out of ink and inspiration for a chapter. I’m scared that I may never make it to the end of the last paragraph, the last sentence or the last word.

I hope there will come a time when I will let someone into my life, who will help me write my story, where both ours will be a collision of different words that make up the human beings that we are. I promise that I will look past your flaws but deeper into why I picked up your book in the first place. I will be your lover and never the one who kills but the one who will mend you together when broken. To the first one who meets one’s end, promise me that you will write my remaining words, and I, promise you too to continue for you.

n.j.
 Jul 2015 Camron Elliott
jennee
5:06 AM

5 in the morning and still tucked in bed
except the blanket isn't in place, my legs and toes are exposed, giving such fabric an insignificant purpose
i feel the faint air brushing against my thighs and ankles
yet my hands are unsure on what to do next, whether i should engage into pleasure or another paragraph of endless admiration
i think of him
i think of her
and all my senses drown out except for the fan propelling air toward me
everything else is unheard of,
the itch between my legs ignored, the aggravating temptation of relapse slowly dying out
like the body waiting for an image or a representation, an embodiment of perfection, and how my words are piling up to become of redundancy
i am the fire of a candle, soon to become its demise and leftover wax
and all i can picture is how perfect his skin is, and how beautiful she is
as the sun deliberately rises to its peek and emits pale blue through the curtains
and here i am wishing that i could have someone who can whisper me to sleep once again
but i am lonely and my bed is empty
another morning and night wasted

n.j.
I like things that make me sad
I don't think I'll ever not be late
I'm trying to figure out a way to think outside of myself
I'm so limited within this unconditional heart
I'm trying to figure out a way to think inside of you
Lift my body from your bed, and leave my soul tucked in to rest
 Jul 2015 Camron Elliott
brooke
if i am anything like
the underbrush between
mountains, the thick fauna
that sprouts in the ravine
near the creek, with young
aspens and their slender
bodies nestled in rotted
trees teeming with
creatures and inks and
dyes, unburdened by
the wind that can't
reach between the
leaves, it was so
easy to get lost
in me, the
way i got
lost there
where i
could
only
hear
my
voice, all
hushed like
a whisper in
the night asking
God to deliver me.
(c) Brooke Otto 2015
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