VampyreIt was night. She wrapped her coat tighter around her and breathed fog into the winter air. It was cold, but she wouldn’t go back inside. She didn’t feel a part of her surroundings inside. Feelings of doubt, and confusion plagued her. She lived with her parents, they were good parents. They cared for her and treated her with kindness. She had good friends, normal friends, who were trustworthy and loyal and easy to talk to. Yet she still felt disconnected. She felt a vague sense of foreboding. As though something was drawing closer to her with every moment and she couldn’t see what it was. It didn’t frighten her, but it sepVampyre
RebeccaRebecca The place where she lived was very dark. Annually there was an entire month of darkness in Juneau. Rebecca took some degree of comfort from the dark, as she had been born an abnormality that drew surprise and even fear from regular people. Often, when faced with the choice of going out or staying at home, she would ascend to the attic. She would stay there for hours at a time, reading and listening to the soft patter of the almost constant rain. The strangeness did not come from the size of her nose, or the circumference of her waist, no. The bizarre flaw was in her skin. It was soft, and as durable as any,Rebecca
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Dogs on Leashes, Behind Fences Barking.
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we will fold and freeze together far away from here.we can just have a standing thank you and you're welcome deal going if that's easier for you
i feel really weird not thanking people for faves though. D:
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we will fold and freeze together far away from here.maybe ill comment on a poem sometime.
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we will fold and freeze together far away from here.and thank you for more faves, heh.
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