I absolutely love this poem! It's so fall! I especially love the first lines "I want to drink apple cider with you / Like it's a fine wine" and how they introduce the poem. I hope you get to feel all this, because it sounds like heaven :)
The fog has turned the brilliance of the sunrise into such fuzzy pastels... I would never have guessed that fog could transform a landscape like this into a new, serene beauty all its own. In fact, I'd really never thought about fog being beautiful until I came across this photo!
You have a way with words! I enjoyed following your speaker's train of thoughts, all the casual but thought-provoking observations they made. The end surprised and saddened me and made me want to give your character a hug. I remember feeling the same way when I was younger. I hope they come to find their purpose in life -- a life that surely does still want them around!
I absolutely love this poem! It's so fall! I especially love the first lines "I want to drink apple cider with you / Like it's a fine wine" and how they introduce the poem. I hope you get to feel all this, because it sounds like heaven :)
I love everything about this story. Amazing job--you're so talented!!
Posted!! 'The Faces in the Pumpkins'
Thank you! I will keep that in mind!
I love this. It seems to tumble to the end and I love the choice of words. "Before the gales of today" is a gorgeous line
Awesome!! Can't wait to read it!
Thank you so much!
Thank you! I’ve really been appreciating the fog these past few mornings!
The fog has turned the brilliance of the sunrise into such fuzzy pastels... I would never have guessed that fog could transform a landscape like this into a new, serene beauty all its own. In fact, I'd really never thought about fog being beautiful until I came across this photo!
You have a way with words! I enjoyed following your speaker's train of thoughts, all the casual but thought-provoking observations they made. The end surprised and saddened me and made me want to give your character a hug. I remember feeling the same way when I was younger. I hope they come to find their purpose in life -- a life that surely does still want them around!