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StoryThe View From a Distance Anna Marie414 years 8 months ago
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Forum topicPerfect Playlist by thesnowman36 tcook318 years 4 months ago

My stories

The weeping petals of a hollow flower

What has she lost, this hollow flower grown from rural roots and darker tidings? Was that second life inside her dead before her decision was made? Was it alive only in her brief optimism? I guess that was all gone once the incision was made.
Cherry

Of Fish and Water

I catch myself in a yawn on the elevator down to the ground floor of my dormitory. I woke up this morning laying on the floor, holding a pack of fruit gushers, and wearing my room mates underwear. That's your basic college blackout. Everyone else here is looking for the same thing; a release from the academic pressure. With my newly showered body and groggy demeanor I would have fit right in a few hours ago. I say a few hours ago, because right at the moment it's about half past one. There's an English class I'm supposed to be in haste to attend but I have a little cloud named hangover floating above me.
Cherry

A Honda Civic and a whole lot of Mocha

Everything I thought and felt goes out the front door and into a Honda civic while I sit on the front steps wondering what the hell happened.

Perfect Playlist - Chapter 3 - Brutally Punctual

I'm not going to be late. That is unacceptable. You have to be punctual. You always have to be punctual. There is no excuse for being tardy, none at all. I would never be late to such an occasion as this. I am to be commended for my bravery and honored for my courage. My duty is fully rendered and then some.

Perfect Playlist - Chapter 2 - Candle in the Wind

"I know! I know me running off like that was stupid. This is my answer to a statement transported through lengths upon lengths of telephone cables emerging through a receiver miles away from it's source; a boy named Casey. I feel I've lost him ten fold with every inch of distance between us. My stomach feels unsettled and it's rumbling and groaning. Jack Daniels, vodka, and colt 45 don't sit well together. Add in some weed and you've got a complete loss of inhibition and a lack of reasoning.

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