*Disclaimer: hello, I know I haven’t posted on this in a LONG time but I’ve been focusing on studies and with the pandemic and being in therapy, my anxiety has been a lot to deal with. In terms of the blog, I had loads of ideas for writing and no confidence to do any of…… Continue reading Repeating Days
Hello. Happy New Year! Sorry I haven’t written in a while. The past seven/eight months have been a bit hectic to say the least. There’s been a lot going on, some of which I’ve alluded to in my previous blog posts and some which I haven’t shared yet. But that’s about to change. Over this…… Continue reading *Very* Mini Collection of Poetry
*Creative Non-Fiction inspired by the writing style of Alejandro Zambra* Watching videos was a staple of my childhood. My first experience of Cinderella was the Disney straight-to-VHS Rodger and Hammerstein’s version with Whitney Houston as the fairy godmother and Brandy as Cinderella. I suppose now, I could pretend that this experience was a deliberate attempt,…… Continue reading Whitney Houston’s Cinderella is the Only One Worth Watching
*So this is a poem that’s translated from a learn Italian book that ended up being a creative response to Paradise Lost. I haven’t posted much writing on here for a while hence the explanation but I promise not all my writing will be accompanied by an explanation of what it is.* Paradise. Official god…… Continue reading Lost
via Daily Prompt: Shine “this is when the heart spits in your eyes” she has been here before where she attempts to lower the walls she has put up, to get close to someone; to anyone she has been here before where she has pulled back as quickly as she forced herself in close proximity scares…… Continue reading A creative response to Origin of Tears by Valzhyna Mort
via Daily Prompt: Infinite “her ghost speaks not for itself from the painful womb of reincarnation” The year 1956 a 26 year old Ireta Campbell come from home island of Jamaica to Altrincham, Manchester. She is to be a nurse. To be…… Continue reading “From the painful womb of reincarnation” A creative response to Eidolon by Sandeep Parmar
“Come back, Eri,” she whispers in her sister’s ear. “Please come back.” Eri is lost. She does not know how this has happened and yet it has. She is trying to get back to Mari but she has been lost for longer than she would like to admit and she is fighting a losing battle.…… Continue reading What happened to Eri – A creative response to After Dark by Haruki Murakami
via Photo Challenge: Names Anna am I her? Is she me? Anna The face that could put the revolution at risk, the face that …… Continue reading Fraulein Unbekannt: A creative response to Eidolon by Sandeep Parmar
via Daily Prompt: Tempted “Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” The nightmares never stop. He’s woken up panicked and sweaty enough times to stop questioning if they will. The crushing feeling in his chest coupled with his lungs working overtime reminds him that he is both suffocating and alive at the…… Continue reading Daily Prompt: Tempted
via Daily Prompt: Retreat When walking through the woods by my sister’s house, I found a bench made from a fallen tree. It reminds me of the book Bridge to Terabithia and the fantasy world the children create to have a retreat from the real world. It’s really nice to see the art people can see in…… Continue reading Daily Prompt: Retreat
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