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Flowers can grow in graveyards too.

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Summary

This is the life I have lived, what I have gone through and what I am still going through. The darkest and brightest corners of my mind are written in this book. A story drawn out in poetry. A light found in the darkness, one that has kept me alive for the past year. I give you my memories, place them into your hand. To do as you wish with them. This is one girl. Showing her true self to the world.

Status
6yrs ago
Chapters
5
Rating
4.8 (4 reviews)
Age Rating
13+

The beginning that turned into the end

From the ashes of her misery

all her memories were released

into a terrifying tale.

Revealing the darkest corners of the human mind

red droplets mixing in with poetic lines

she dreamt of words

horrors turned into beauty,

spoken into a timeless space.

Moving to a place full of heavy grace

glittering shadows built with no shame.

It is infinite, this place.

Where flowers thrive in the desert of my mind.


A/N - 12/1/2020

Flowers can grow in graveyards too has been rewritten. I will add more chapters as often as I can. I also just wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone who added my book to your reading lists and for all of your comments! I hope all of you are doing well, and stay safe!

- Queen of Hell

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author

I love the title of your poetry collection. truly beautiful and meaningful. This piece was very touching too.

8 years
author

huh the trigger warning sounds like my life just take out the suicide cuz I like being in pain but watching the people I love in pain, no.

6 years
author

Great title and great beginning. Hope I can continue to read more!

6 years

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