poetic, it felt.
but not a positive poetic.
a poetic that could rip you to shreds
a forlorn sense of animosity rivaling the tides brewing in her eyes.
an emptiness that had torn the closing sides of ryker's personal pangea apart as depression had bitten her back. there was nothing.
nothing was felt as ryker wrapped this piece of porcelain imperfection in a blanket.
tears dried his cheeks as he ignored the blood underneath her fingernails.
she was a poet and a poet was simply a tortured artist who'd decided to express themselves on paper.
she didn't want to be an artist. she didn't want to be him.
depressing, it felt.
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beautiful
Short Storystory #3 in the 'for the flawed' series. tw | abuse he thought he could fix her he thought he could make her b e a u t i f u l but beauty is in the eye of the beholder. (lowercase intended for stylistic purposes.) © 2015 flawed-
