Selenophile
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  • Reads 319
  • Votes 79
  • Parts 19
  • Time 15m
Complete, First published Dec 12, 2016
Mature
Dear Moon,

I've discovered there's a name for me.

Selenophile
(n) Someone who loves the moon.

It fits me perfectly.

I do love you, why wouldn't I?

When dad left, I also lost mum, mentally.

So I've became alone, until I began to talk to you.

Yes, I know you're just a giant ball of rock floating in space, but somehow you understand me.

I'm probably just delusional.

I write all this down so one day someone will read this and see the harsh truth.

I'll probably be long gone by then though.

Love Ashley.

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In which a broken girl comforts herself by writing to the moon.
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