PurpleTShirt

I can feel the thunder rattling my bones and suddenly the image of your smile burns behind my eye lids. Ever nerve in my body is set to flames and the electricity in my chest shakes me whole. I can never seem to get you out of my head. Every sound you utter is an enigma, a puzzle I only wish I knew how to piece together, but even if I knew how to read the signs, would I even know what to do with the truth? Because if this dance we've fallen into is only just that, with no real intentions, please let go of my hands before I really do fall. Because even though my mind repeats to me that this is only temporary infatuation, a life without you is

Speeding down the freeway Windows down Music blasting Hearts soaring Wind wild in my hair Rubber lifts from the road We're flying I'm sitting shotgun The driver's singing along To popular songs That somehow sound new In the backseat She's belting out the lyrics Her arms waving through the sun roof Bathed in scarlet lights Cruising across this town Underneath the dim stars I feel like floating We're laughing All of us together We're unstoppable

You're like swallowing Pine needles and rusty nails Slowly killing me

The stars outside my window... I want to touch them. For the constellations To dance about my fingertips Like fireflies. I long For my mortal eyes to see, For my feeble hands to reach, For my mind to comprehend, Their strange yet familiar beauty. They say they are made of fire, Nothing more. Their flames will turn me to ashes. That this glass that divides us, Keeps me safe. But still, When they peer down at me From behind the glass, I don't feel safe... I feel trapped. Caged like an animal. Not to keep the starlight from me, But to keep me from it. In the beginning, When you closed me Within these walls, I had trusted You're judgement.

We used to talk Well, more you at me When I was younger When I was a fool I was awkward Still am It's just me But so were you I don't know how you did it How you do But I hate it You rip at my heart Then glue it back together With stupid words Only to shred it to pieces once more I hate it I hate you I love it I love... I'm merely a mouse I'm quiet, I'm shy I whisper You spoke to me one day When I was young I thought we could be friends You said I was pretty That you liked my eyes That I had nice hair I- I was confused I was young Then, so were you So young I liked you I was stupid I couldn't see it then Maybe for the best I just

Sitting on my car Gazing at the stars above Dreaming about you

 Emil dropped through the hole in the battle torn street. Everything was black. The night sky was blanketed in a thick cover of clouds, and though he thought the unlit streets were dark enough, the city below the streets was like staring at a black screen He fumbled in the darkness and his flashlight was lit. The decayed wall of the Paris catacombs materialized around him. He fought the urge to climb right back up and out of this horrid place, but his people needed him to do this. The resistance was counting on him. He followed the one way path towards the meeting place. The flooring was only dirt, but was littered in the rotting bones of

When Reina awakened, she wasn't expecting to see dirt-covered, stone floor when she opened her eyes. She immediately jolted upright, a loud whimper passing through her lips at the throbbing pain coming from her sides.  She fell back onto the cold floor again, her head hitting the ground roughly. She groaned, her eyes clenching shut. Her eyes fluttered back open after a few moments, but this time saw green staring back at her. "Excuse me, are you alright?" A young girl with light-colored hair tied back in messy pigtails leaned over her, blonde bangs framing her large eyes. She was pretty, but her childish features were pulled into an expre

Reina pulled the rupees out of the pouch one at a time. A silver rupee, then another, the pretty purple one from not long ago, three yellow ones, a blue that reminded her of the charm on the necklace that circled her neck, and a total of fifteen emerald gems. It came all together in the ludicrous price of five hundred rupees, and in the back of her mind, she began to regret her decision.    "Bye! Come again!" Beetle practically sang, soaking in the sight of the colorful pile in his hand, counting the gems over and over. He waved her out and she huffed, but spun around to leave the shop's cabin, the annoyance clear on her freckled

Reina began to stir from her slumber, her eyelids flickering open. Her bedroom was dark, suggesting it was still night, or at least early morning. Reina breathed steadily, glancing around the small bedroom. She briefly wondered what had awakened her, for she wasn't one to awake this early in the morning. All was silent, except... Reina closer her eyes and listened closely. Soft footsteps could be heard patrolling outside her door and she could feel her heartbeat quicken and pound against her chest. Suddenly her aunts words from the night before flickered across her mind like a flash of lightening, making her body go tense and awake.