I Abuse Hyphens So Much, It’s Just Too Much Fun (I Must Have Extended Imagery Or I Die)

Dan Scott should get hit by several semi-trucks (I’m only on episode 7 wtf is wrong with him??!??)

One fic down (checks crumbling, held together by krazy glue, list) eighty more to go

lucas scott’s crash course on brotherhood ✅

people help the people ☑️

too much labour ☑️

polyamory, love, and grief in times of war ☑️

1. V.E. Schwab // 2. Unknown // 3. Rudolph Vitkauskas // 4. Charles Bukowski // 5. Margaret Atwood

Do not tell me that girls cannot change the world. I grew on stories of a twelve year old Anne Frank in a cramped, silent room weaving hopeful magic with just a pen. And Ruby Bridges facing racist monsters when she was only six, to become the first African American child to desegregate an all white school. And Anandi Gopal Joshi, only 19 years old and the first woman doctor of India. And Mary Shelley changing the face of fiction forever by inventing a whole new genre at 18. I grew up on tales of girls fighting destiny, carving history with their own two hands, breaking down walls. So if my daughter ever doubts herself because she is told she cannot, I will hand her stories as a sword and faith as a shield and tell her, “You know what? They told Anne and Ruby and Anandi and Mary they couldn’t, too. And it didn’t stop them. Because nothing can stop a girl with eyes aflame with courage and a war song in her chest.”

Nikita Gill, Stories of Girls Who Changed The World

the lumineers : cleopatra album … sentence starters

“Your time is running out.”

“People say I’m no good.”

“I should’ve known better.”

“I don’t wanna live like that.”

“I’m a long way from home.”

“Promised it all, but you lied.”

“And I don’t feel no remorse.”

“Fate dealt you a tricky hand.”

“I was not born to drown, baby.”

“I don’t have a sweetheart, yet.”

“I can’t live life underneath it all.”

“I’d break my neck to please her.”

“You’ll be on my mind, my destiny.”

“Let your mother know you’re safe.”

“I flew far away, as far as I could go.”

“I don’t know why I just can’t let it go.”

“Memory’s old, but I just can’t let it go.”

“I don’t wanna go, but it’s time to leave.”

“Heaven help the fool who falls in love.”

“You got big plans and you gotta move.”

“Hold me and don’t you ever let this die.”

“They raise you up just to cut you down.”

“You’ve been on my mind, girl, like a drug.”

“Days of my youth wasted on a selfish fool…”

“To hold it, aim it, make all of the bad men run.”

“Enough is enough, he’s a long way from home.”

“But that’s all in the past now, gone with the wind.”

“Oh, (name), you spent your whole life running away.”

“And it hardened like my heart did when you left town.”

“And one day, I pray, I’ll be more than my father’s son.”

“But, I must admit it, that I would marry you in an instant.”

“And when we looked outside, couldn’t even see the sky.”

“You’re right next to me, but you’re a long way from home.”

“You better slow down, baby, soon. It’s all or nothing to you.”

“But I was late for this, late for that, late for the love of my life.”

“Damn your wife, I’d be your mistress just to have you around.”

“And, oh, this too shall pass. This loneliness won’t last for long.”

“And I don’t feel nothing at all. And you can’t feel nothing small.”

“'Cause if we don’t leave this town, we might never make it out.”

“But I’ve read this script and the costume fits, so I’ll play my part.”

“They’re writing my history… Think somebody should’ve asked me.”

“And when I die alone, when I die alone… when I die, I’ll be on time.”

“It’s a lonely road, full of tired men, and you can see it in their faces.”

“They sold you a bridge. They fed you the lines… they fed you to lions.”

“Too young to know, too old to admit that you couldn’t see how it ends.”

“I will not be here forever, dear. So let’s just make this count a lot in here.”

“Were you safe and warm in your coat of arms, with your fingers in a fist?”

“But you held your course to some distant war in the corners of your mind.”

“Will you lay yourself down and dig your grave? Or will you rail against your dying day?”

"How do you write such realistic dialogue-" I TALK TO MYSELF. I TALK TO MYSELF AND I PRETEND I AM THE ONE SAYING THE LINE. LIKE SANITY IS SLOWLY SLIPPING FROM BETWEEN MY FINGERS WITH EVERY MEASLY WORD THEY TYPE OUT. THAT IS HOW.

Start Here - Caitlyn Siehl

Yall im about to write the angstiest obx fic ever, im making the season 4 ending so much worse

Hehe

“It’s dark when they bury JJ. It’s dark when there’s a sharp pain in her lower stomach and Sarah knows, right down to her bones, what’s happening. They should never have gotten used to good things.”

KILL ME IF IT'S WORTH IT; ON FLESH.

silas denver melvin // ethel cain // george bataille // blythe baird // margaret atwood // nicole homer // emily palermo.

catastrophiccosmic on tiktok // pinterest // in praise of defeat by abdellatif laâbi // pinterest // writing prompts for the broken hearted by eden robinson // fleabag // romeo and juliet by richard brautigan // vincent van gogh