a fallen angel's destiny

a fallen angel's destiny

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the sad story of a fallen angel who's name starts with L i was an angel. with the beauty of Aphrodite, and the kindness of a mother. but i met someone who was evil, and showed me how to never love again. i fall from heaven, as my once shiny, bright wings turn dark. tears fall from my eyes as i know i will never be how i used to be, all because of him. he may not be the devil, but that is where he is bringing me. hell is where the unwanted angels are. -L --- i started writing poetry as a way to cope, then i made a tiktok account (@randompoemsimade) to share them. people seemed to like them, so here i am, writing my second book. :) i own all of these poems. posted, March 1st 2021 :) ⚠️BOOK CAN BE TRIGGERING ⚠️
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If you want to read without the commitment, this is the perfect book for you. You can open it and read a few excerpts once in a while, or you can read it in one go. The entries here have various themes which may confuse readers as it confused the writer to complete it. Check out Miscellanea, the second book inspired from the last entries of Trinkets. A collection of prose and poems, of rhymes, and riddles, and a piece of a shattered heart. "...Now this collection is bleeding with those memories. And I want you to understand. I want you to know what happened. I want you to feel every emotion that I felt. Flip the pages and understand. It could take some time. But believe me. Those days felt like it could last forever, too." -Summer (2016)

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