Katie Hauch
Just a college drop out trying to figure out my life and find my love of writing again.
Katie Hauch
Just a college drop out trying to figure out my life and find my love of writing again.
Just a college drop out trying to figure out my life and find my love of writing again.
Just a college drop out trying to figure out my life and find my love of writing again.
I felt the tingle on my lips but I felt no jealousy
It was my special day
Dressed all in white
I looked down with admiration
As the love of my life
Bestowed a quick peck
To the little girl who lights up my world
The two parts of my soul combining to become one.
My daughter and my husband
A family....
A rainbow in gray scale
A meadow in black and white
A sky that’s a void
A forest that is nothing but silhouettes.
Winter without its colorful lights
Fall without its flaming leaves
Spring without blooming greenery
Summer without its deep blue sea.
I wait day by day
For the color to return
I wait day by day
For you to bring the color back with you....
You’ve awaken things in me
I had never known before.
You’ve made me knew
Forged in your love.
My body is the same
Yet different.
A flame ignited beneath
Your finger tips.
My mind is the same
Yet different.
Softened by the caress
Of your words.
My soul is the same
Yet different.
Fused with your own beautiful soul
I finally feel whole.
You’ve awakened things in me
I had never felt befo...
I don’t know when it happened,
But you ended up owning me,
Body and mind .
My body sings for your touch.
My mind sings for your words.
My souls sings for you.
My mind yearns to hear ‘I love you’.
My soul yearns for our connection.
My body yearns for your embrace.
My soul belongs to you.
My body sings for you.
My mind yearns for you....
“Stop!”
I paled, “What did you just say?”
“I said ‘stop!’ What, are you deaf?” The fluffy, black cat snapped, her voice laced with irritation.
I stared,eyes wide, at her little face that I always found to be too aware, “You… you…”
“I what?” She rolled her eyes and smoothed her fur with a delicate paw.
“You can talk?” I questioned in disbelief.
“Obviously now I can,” she spat, “Granted, I t...
A gargling groan followed my own as we approached the run down bus that we were hoping to make our shelter for the night. I could faintly make out the teetering, slumping shadow in the frame of the busted out window from where my sister and I were hiding in the brush, “Why does It have to be in there?” I whined quietly.
“Would you stop calling them It?” My sister hissed back, “They used to be pe...