EllaryRose

I am writing this, not as a warning, but for my own sanity. Maybe after writing this out, and reading it, I can finally make sense of it. Many details are still fuzzy, but this is the best I can muster in my state of mind. It started on a Wednesday night. I hadn’t eaten all day, and I was exhausted from work and school. College didn’t allow me to maintain a normal eating or sleep schedule, so I had to make my own time to do such things. It didn’t help that I also suffered from depression. All I had wanted was to smile for so long. A real smile, not a forced one that I give to strangers. At first, I had thought that was my problem. In the l...

532 feet. Mary’s out the door and she took the .44 with her. “I don’t want you hurting yourself.” The city is so quiet at this hour. With the sun rising, the sky becomes a bright red and then turns into a dull purple. Cars below pass by sporadically, like ants in a field. I can see everything, yet no one sees me. On top of the entire city, I am God, ignored.526 feet. A weightless step. I should have worn a different suit. This one was always baggy on me. Given the circumstances, I shouldn’t care as much, but it’s the principle of the thing. I wouldn’t want to be found naked, let alone in a poorly fitting suit. If I had known how high up I ...

She was the girl with eyes of burnt amber. But her eyes weren't always that way. It came from hiding a truth so harsh that her beautiful eyes had turned dark. She swore she could never fall in love.He was the boy with a face shaped like a broken heart. But his face wasn't always that way either. It came from caring so much about someone that his heart was scratched in cruel, manicured fingers, mangled beyond belief. He swore he would never love again.They met in a spinal corridor. Then in a courtyard. Then in a room which had a broken window. And finally in a doorway that was too small. And she was crying.Diamond tears from burnt amber eye...