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Entries from an twenty two year old insomniac - original piece

kinda want to make this a series of sorts, and maybe that will get me to be active more and write a bit frequently so if you see this and are also a writer feedback is welcomed and appreciated :3 repost/ like if you enjoyed ^_^

[peatldrmz]

Entries from an twenty two year old insomniac - original piece

kinda want to make this a series of sorts, and maybe that will get me to be active more and write a bit frequently so if you see this and are also a writer feedback is welcomed and appreciated :3 repost/ like if you enjoyed ^_^

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snorlaxin ~ prints available here

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A knight’s wound (re written) by gem

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A knight’s wound (re written) by gem

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To you moon

I thank you , you've always made me feel like I was your walking star

From the night I was born as you were in sky afar

You hid so I could shine

To you moon I thank you

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To you moon

I thank you , you've always made me feel like I was your walking star

From the night I was born as you were in sky afar

You hid so I could shine

To you moon I thank you

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Tina is talking to her mother while they are both seated on a bench in a park. As yellow apple crisp leaves dance across the grass, Tina says, "You know, I don't really see why you decided to have me after knowing that would be the end of having powers again." In front of them is a gleaming, gleaming lake. While toying with a bracelet, the mother lets out a delicate sigh followed by a quick ok. "It is correct. I was aware of the risk of what would occur if I had you. Despite the fact that I was twenty years old in college, living on street tacos and ramen noodles, and my talents were never as strong as the Thompsons', "Nevertheless, I chose to have you because it was my choice, as it is everyone's option." I can't tell you why because I do not often know. The mother then turns to confront her daughter, gripping her strongly but not forcefully and staring her down. "You made up for all of my suffering, Tina." "You brightened my life," the mother exclaims, "so if the cost is having you bear my powers instead of me in exchange for all the pleasant times you graced me with, so be it." You'll be the moon, and I'll be the stars. Tina then hugs her mother tightly while silently thanking her.