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I've been sitting here for five minutes trying to choose my name. Daughter of the storm. The name lingers like a ghost I'm interrupted by my little sis. I turn my computer away. She makes fun of my poetry. Daughter of the storm. The name presses down on my chest. Alone again, I type each letter like the universe will explode when I finish. This is how the world will remember me. If the world remembers me at all. Which it won't. Daughter of the storm. Stormy. Who I am now. It's all another mask. It's just another lie. Harmless. But a lie just the same. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I'm the daughter of a storm on the horizon which could destroy everything. This is how the world will remember me. If the world remembers me at all. Which I know it will. Because the storm is brewing. I won't destroy the world but my storm will and I will be the one who takes the blame. After all, I'm the daughter of the storm.
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Mar 20
Mar 20, 2026 at 4:35 PM UTC
Daughter of The Storm
I've been sitting here for five minutes trying to choose my name. Daughter of the storm. The name lingers like a ghost I'm interrupted by my little sis. I turn my computer away. She makes fun of my poetry. Daughter of the storm. The name presses down on my chest. Alone again, I type each letter like the universe will explode when I finish. This is how the world will remember me. If the world remembers me at all. Which it won't. Daughter of the storm. Stormy. Who I am now. It's all another mask. It's just another lie. Harmless. But a lie just the same. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I'm the daughter of a storm on the horizon which could destroy everything. This is how the world will remember me. If the world remembers me at all. Which I know it will. Because the storm is brewing. I won't destroy the world but my storm will and I will be the one who takes the blame. After all, I'm the daughter of the storm.
daughterofthestorm
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16/F/eye of a hurricane
Mar 20
Mar 20, 2026 at 4:35 PM UTC
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