Sarah Renova
Just a late 20s girl who realized the poetry within me.
Sarah Renova
Just a late 20s girl who realized the poetry within me.
Just a late 20s girl who realized the poetry within me.
Just a late 20s girl who realized the poetry within me.
I didnt always look the way i do now. I actually used to be quite handsome. I had the perfect golden curls. Blue eyes that shone like clear lakes. A perfect nose, full lips, and a working body. I was vain and a stupid kid. I did stupid stuff like all kids did. I dated around with girls and i drank even though i was underage. I even tried drugs once or twice.
Then there was the incident. The thing...
Lets start with the hair. When i met her, her hair was blonde. Now she dyes it a dark red and keeps it oh so long. Her eyes are a blue that both clash with the dark red, yet compliment it so well. There are freckles on her face and acne too. The imperfections make her look real. Her facial features are dainty. So feminine. Her nose and mouth are small. Her lips turned up in smiles and jokes. Alway...
There was this beautiful young couple. The whole town awaited their engagement, they were so perfect together. The woman had long brown hair that went to her waist. She had blue eyes and a slim build. She wore modest clothes, skirts to her ankles and long sleeve tops. The man had blonde curly hair and blue eyes. He had a straight white smile and was a hard worker. The man worked at a newspaper sta...
They say that your friends always have more friends than you do. It is an interesting paradox that has baffled many. I feel like it isnt true for me though. I have a ton of friends. In middle school, i was actually voted most popular. Like 90 percent of the class voted for me.
I’m no Regina George or anything. I don’t gain friends through fear. I do things to help people. I join clubs. I talk to ...
I bite the hand that feeds me
So maybe it’ll let me starve.
Day in and day out,
Staring at the outside world,
Wondering if i’ll ever be able to see
Or feel
Or taste
Or touch it.
Stuck in my room
With my mother and father.
Feeding me
And bathing me
And tutoring me
Because I can’t do it on my own.
I can only move my head
And my hands
Due to a severe injury during birth.
Every day
I look out my win...
I pass by my bathroom mirror multiple times a day. I never look in it though. In fact, i had covered it long ago. When i first got sick.
When i was eleven, i was a chunky kid. I loved ice cream and french fries and burgers and pizza. The usual kid food. Then one day, some girls from school posted pictures of my face on a cows body. I was mortified. The girls got in major trouble, but the damage w...
Sammie Langston was a girl of wealth. Her mothers mothers mothers mother had helped found one of the biggest college in their town. She was the first woman to graduate college in their town. She became a business woman who became president of a boarding school outside town. Then she opened the college. Sammie’s family gained much wealth from the college.
Sammie’s great grandmother was a dean at t...
I was 13
Barely in high school
I had a friend
Lets call her Belle.
We lived near each other
Barely five minutes apart
So of course we walked home together.
Past the creek
Through the trees
Up a hill
Home.
She was exciting.
Extroverted
And fun
And new.
One day she asked to stop at a bench.
Secluded
And lonely
With not much foot traffic.
She rooted through her bag
While I sat and watched.
Out s...
Everybody knows of that house. The one on top of the hill. Vines growing from the walls and the musky scent of emptiness. Dares from kids, seeing who is brave enough to go in. They claim its haunted or possessed. If only it were that simple. Stay more than one night, and the house will kill you. Choked or stabbed or simply swallowed whole. I should know. My whole family disappeared there....
I stare at the love of my life. My collection of old books. Books that went out of print long ago. Books that were written before anyone alive was even born. My babies.
I didn’t always have this wonderful collection. I got my first old book when i had just turned 18. It was a graduation present from my grandfather. It had been passed down from grandfather to grandson since the 1800s. I reveled in...