olivia pierce
sara toufali
Ermitage Saint-Antoine de Galamus, France - 2017
jessica pineda
ππ ππ π½πΊππ
Tβwas much too long ago that I was scared
Of men with bodies, men with flesh and bone,
That nights were filled with fears of those who dared
To torture, maim and kill those all alone
Itβs been so long since darkness held a beast
With claws to rip and fangs to tear at flesh
Since fear held death, itβs victory the least,
Itβs mystery encompassing in mesh
Itβs been too long since I have walked alone
After sunset when darkness settles in
Without the fear of shadows cast by stone
But not of creatures that might hide therein
Now fear to me is demons in my head
That torment me until my soul is dead
autumn girl ππ
She can see her house from here. So far off, it seems to hardly exist, Much like how she feels about home Though the two have never coincided
She feels the rough concrete where she sits It's broken in places and dirty; Nobody's allowed up here anyway, They might hurt themselves or something
Nobody looks up at her dangling feet She doesn't blame them, of course She can hardly see them at all And she's always seen so clearly
She stands up and looks around At the highest point that she can see, She feels just like an angel, Her dress flaps in the wind
When she wakes, she will have wings Wings that would have saved her, Were they hers in this life Imagining their soft feathers in her hands,
She falls.