The House on Front Street
In the lane, slush sits heavy on the sides of the road, half-hearted snow still lingering in the centre of
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In the lane, slush sits heavy on the sides of the road, half-hearted snow still lingering in the centre of
The air is a presence against my skin. Strangers here have called it oppressive; air that you can taste, that
The fire paints the night black. In the village there were stars in the sky, a faint blush of dawn
[Deadyetawake149] (1:42am): You there? [Whispersthroughthemadness] (1:42am): Always. [Deadyetawake149] (1:44am): I’m thinking again. Too much. [Whispersthroughthemadness] (1:45am): Wish I could help.
I knew she was trouble when she walked through the door. No one wears an evening gown at two p.m.
Shakespeare compared his love to a summer’s day, and when old words lost their luster, he crafted new ones to
They called me the Red Rose of Shelby. I’m not sure if it was supposed to be sweet, or sultry,
And she’ll dance in the dark with the fire at her heels and she’ll never stop looking for more. And
I am the monster in the dark. The shadow under your bed, the lurking presence beyond the barred door. I
This is what he came down to. It fits in the small of my hand, these remnants. They’re meaningless. Hold