A tale worth telling!

One thing the witch knew was that the world was on fire, in those days that her tale is about.
Her tale that is being told,
with all the horrors along the way.

She had been breathing the ashes,
and she had lost a fingertip while picking up the shards
of things.

And why is it worth telling of this?

Of these times of mourning,
and of howling?
Of these moments that were glass breaking,
or were a scream?

Is it worth it,
only to find all the other broken hearts
and for them to feel
a little less lonely in their
despair?

Is it a last message to the void?

Or is it
that there in the shadows something is hiding?
Hiding in those shadows
cast by the flames of those moments
that feel unreal?

The witch giggles into her fuming pot.
„Sometimes, the shadow smiles back.“

And that was it!
That made it possible
to breathe in the ashes
and for shards to cut through skin,
for pain to be part of the waiting
to catch that smile again.

That smile of that dark figure meaning death that lives with the shadows.
That smile of a dark someone able to love a witch.

The witch would endure anything to see that smile once more.

„And that‘s how people survive Dystopia“, Layla whispered into our pot with the hot chocolate in it. „Just give them a smile that touches the heart.“

And I think that is worth telling about, even if it gets unbearable along the way.

Unloved tale

OnceWhen someone had herShe was almost lovedBut then this someone thought:”I can’t be allShe’d ever known”And he let her go. And She ranShe ran too fastWhen she ranShe ran too far ThenShe was found againBy another strange manWho loved her recklesslyLove turned to painAnd carved his sinInto her skin And she fledShe fled too fastWhen…

Just a haunted girl scaring her friends – Writing update!

Intrigued. And quite as bit terrified.Those were the exact same words I got as feedback from my friends whom I’d recently handed the first pages of the witching novel to. Seems like I’ve accomplished my task, right? I’m the haunted girl scaring all her friends!No, but really. It felt as if I was understood through…

Tale about the softest secret

This tale is about a girl I once knew. This girl could not go anywhere without her lovely white shoes. Made of cotton, their rim did not reach her ankles, giving away how thin they were. Their soles were so slim, she felt the earth with every step. Those shoes she needed so dearly were…

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About the historical horror of living. Drafting my witching novel. Chasing dark, forgotten and haunted tales.

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