Story cover for Somewhere Between Friend and Flame by iamdejade
Somewhere Between Friend and Flame
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Kumpleto, Unang na-publish Jul 13, 2025
Somewhere Between Friend and Flame is a raw, 150-poem journey through the liminal space between almost-love and self-liberation. Told in five parts, this collection unravels the story of a woman who fell quietly, deeply, and completely for someone who was never fully hers.

With tenderness and teeth, DeJa Jade pens her way through the blurred lines, unread texts, ghosted softness, and aching silences of loving someone. But this isn't just about them - it's about her. The girl who waited. The woman who walked. The version of herself who burned, then rose.

For anyone who has ever loved without being claimed, and still found a way back to their own name - this is for you.

The Story's Highest Rankings:
#7 for "Poem Book" on 7/23
#9 for "Poet" on 7/24
#3 for "Poetic Justice" on 7/23
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And Still, I loved you.

24 mga parte Ongoing

They were never supposed to meet again, but fate had other plans. They were never strangers. They just became people who knew everything about each other, Except how to fix what they broke. She loved him like it was the only thing keeping her from falling apart. He left like he couldn't feel it. Years passed. Cities changed. Names got softer on unfamiliar lips. But silence never erased the way they ended. And when fate threw them back into the same room, One bleeding, Other one breaking, The past didn't knock. It kicked the door down. This is not a story of falling in love. It's what happens after.