A little crumpled. Fold it in half. A bit dry from the crevasses of its body, still, it’s a blank slate.
There’s a table placed beside it. A warm chocolate milk on the right side of the table, the rain poured, and winds blew. A pale hand reaching for it. Skin like ivory, laced with thick, intensifying wires all over her body. It connects, and there’s a pulse.
A pull. Observed from his perspective, there’s a gravity, it is a button, or power itself.
Drained. Whether from the weather or words born with swords.
Birth. It’s a little crumpled, folded into eight shapes. He bled as a form of escape and she drank her warm chocolate milk. Alongside it, there was filth.
I have been writing for years and it became who I am today. but sometimes, there are words and metaphors I cannot write and it frustrates me, not being able to write something. not being able to explain it in such a manner that it will come as beautiful, pleasing, warm, and genuine.