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Me reading men profess love using ornate language in other literature: that's nice

Me reading Thorn saying to Ophelia "I think I'm starting to get used to you":

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sketchdump! keep thinking about… utena au

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Muebles con puerta de ala de gaviota

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WHAT DO I DO

I am trying to write this short story for my class and I have come to a rift where I have to decide what kind of relationship the moster has with this girl that they find in a library (year in time still TBA). Why would a leocampus care about a girl in a library

-The girl is special and comes from a special lineage that wronged him

-The girl has some sort of magic within her that only she has

-The girl is a picture of his long lost love

-The girl isn’t special and the creature is just looking for its closest victim

-The girl is connected to someone that he has a feat with

-The girl is the daughter of the people who wronged him

-The girl is one of the people that he himself has wronged in his mistake

-The monster believes that she is also a monster

the monster feels like the person is a reincarnation of a culture that is missing from his sea

-The creature is attracted to the girl

-The girl likes the creature and the creature is using that to take advantage of her in an age-old sacrifice to appease his gods so that he can survive/continue to transform/protect the sea

-The girl and the monster love each other but the girl has forgotten it.

-The girl is the leocampus’s wife

-the girl is the leocampus’s sister

-the girl is the only one prophesied to be able to kill the leocampus

-The girl is the key to releasing the divide between the leocampus and the human world

-The leocampus doesn’t want to be a monster anymore

-The leocampus hates women and for some reason, it doesn’t hate her

THERE ARE LITERALLY A BILLION WAYS THIS CAN GO

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Loved this book more than I can say

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Feeling sad this weekend because I am realizing no one in my family will ever love books as much as I do.

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The poem is my own. The picture is not.

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// Stift Admont Library, Austria //

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700+ followers special

Thank you for reading my poetry and my random ramblings! To thank my newest 50 followers I wrote this poem using as many of their usernames and as less of my own words as possible. Tell me if you like it! ;-)

I find @chaos-in-harmony, but @i-suck-at-sarcasm.

@the-wh0le-tragedy is that @mytherapisttoldmetodothis, so I’m writing down @excerptsofmysoul.

I’m a @kindofwriter, @invoked-emotion spilling out on paper.

Can you see @the-world-thru-my-eyes when you read my writing?

A @raging-lion let out @a-yawp-so-barbaric.

When the @voidlightmoon rises the @sunandmoonlover @findmeinthe-shallows.

Relax, @bewaterbebreath in this @lastremaininglight0…

@devinetheory-2 says that @we-were-young-once.

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Too real

When I walk into the mall and see Christmas decorations up the day after Halloween, I feel the same way Hamlet did when his mom married his annoying uncle so shortly after his father’s death.

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HOW LONG DOES AN OUTLINE REALLY NEED TO BE?!?!?! CAN 1600 WORDS BE ENOUGH. AHGHGHGHGHGH

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“I’ve spent so much time in my head and in my heart that I forgot to live in my body.”

— Tara Hardy, Bone Marrow (via books-n-quotes)

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Finally!!!!

Got a book light and stayed up too late (lol)

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Sometimes I do things that are

Uncharacteristic of me

And i do them

So I can make sure

That I am still me

And the me that I am

Still has those unique sets of opinions

And thoughts that I

Bring to the world

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Sister: I’m going to maverick

Me: STOP

Me: *rushes to the top of the stairs and throws an origami dollar heart down the stairs*

Me: BUY ME A PEACE TEA. AND IT BETTER BE FUCKIN SNOBERRY THIS TIME.

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“I’ll introduce you to my demons by their first names so you can know them as well as I do.”

— Kristen Costello