A Girl Writing The World
Emma Steel, Harriet Corvine, Gabriel O. MaestasJust a girl trying to write the world. Writer of poetry, horror, and dark humor - finding the funny in the strange.
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I Couldn't Leave
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I sought to leave,
to go so far that even I didn’t know who I was,
running into the sunset,
where I hope...
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Brave
elephanty facing a mouse
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Lay a mouse among the leviathan,
watch the creatures scatter in discord
as they run from the tiny beast.
That...
The Silence After an Argument
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Silence hangs in the air like a noose,
the echoes of harsh words still ringing,
the tolling of a bell....
The Great Tomorrow
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I always seem tired these days, I should probably check my iron!
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Poetry and short story fiction tending toward the gothic. Just a sapphic woman \ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08 trying to write the world and figure out her place in it. All work posted © Emma Steel
"I always knew I could never change the world But was hoping that I could Detour yours for a little while To collide with mine" Harriet Corvine
"I am a nerd! I spend my time reading, riding my bike, and participating in all manner of nerdom \ud83e\udd13 Author of the Dark World series, A Haunted New Mexico, Something Special, and other fictional universes."
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