personal

  • 5/12/15

    There’s a madness in you that matches the madness in me. It took too long to see; It took to long for us to be. Patience was never my virtue. Love was never my strength. Sadness and loneliness bombarded my soul. To the point where I had nowhere to go. Where do you go when the world

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  • I.

    I had gasoline in my veins You were the match that lit my soul ablaze There were bridges to burn Leaving old lovers in exile There’s a special place for people like you and me A place where ne’er do wells and misfits play Trapped behind trellises and chain link fences Chicken wire and cement

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  • untitled

    Running on the wind to the sunrise To forget how the moonlight shines in your eyes Waiting for those feelings to subside So it no longer feels like death inside my soul My breath gets caught on every word My heart gets caught with every beat I still feel you inside of me It still

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  • The limbo of the lost

    Life as a twenty something is even more complicated than it was in my teen years. I want to refer to this as “the limbo of the lost.” I am not saying that all twenty somethings are lost. I’m saying that I am lost. I have a bachelor’s degree in a subject that I love.

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  • Rapid Succession

    The digital era has left me feeling old before my time. I find myself nostalgic for a “simpler time.” This is ludicrous for someone who is only twenty two years old. As Drake said, “I’m really too young to be feeling this old.” I should not be craving the simplicity of my childhood simply because life is

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  • Balancing Act

    I feel invincible. Nothing can touch me now that I have left behind the awkwardness of my teen years. I have grown into the person that I want to be and there’s no one that can break my spirit. Life is good right now. I get to go out with my friends. Drink as much

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  • Welcome to adulthood

    I never imagined that my adult life would be the one that I am currently living. I imagined one where I had the money to take trips, no one could tell me what to do, and that I could eat all the chocolate I wanted. I imagined a life with no rules and the freedom

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