For El, my friend of imaginative joys and wonders. ๐๐ผ never change, girl, you run this world. ๐๐ผ
For me and nobody else
TW: Suicide
A fairy is saved by a giant surgeon after being hit by a car.
TW: surgery and body horror
A love poem on reassurance. The repetition on 'Baby just...' in an instrumental inspired me to write this piece โพ.
Rewrite ending for my sister's keeper - the book and the movie..
A corneal abrasion is a superficial scratch on the clear, protective "window" at the front of your eye (cornea). Your cornea can be scratched by contact with dust, dirt, sand, wood shavings, metal par...
There's no medical cure for being an asshole.
For everyone else, there's snarky poetry.
Passage to the lab of the creation of the creator: Part one of an unknown series.
Velvet, warm and pale. My fingers trace the rivers of your veins.
I donโt want to take another step, now I know what is like to levitate
Semi-humorous/sad twist. Requires some basic medical understanding to discern what actually happened.
Emily is a young successful trauma surgeon finishing her shift for the evening when suddenly an emergency case comes rushing through her hospital doors. Although the diagnosis is simple, the nameless...
For El, my friend of imaginative joys and wonders. ๐๐ผ never change, girl, you run this world. ๐๐ผ
For me and nobody else
TW: Suicide
A fairy is saved by a giant surgeon after being hit by a car.
TW: surgery and body horror
A love poem on reassurance. The repetition on 'Baby just...' in an instrumental inspired me to write this piece โพ.
Rewrite ending for my sister's keeper - the book and the movie..
A corneal abrasion is a superficial scratch on the clear, protective "window" at the front of your eye (cornea). Your cornea can be scratched by contact with dust, dirt, sand, wood shavings, metal par...
There's no medical cure for being an asshole.
For everyone else, there's snarky poetry.
Passage to the lab of the creation of the creator: Part one of an unknown series.
Velvet, warm and pale. My fingers trace the rivers of your veins.
I donโt want to take another step, now I know what is like to levitate
Semi-humorous/sad twist. Requires some basic medical understanding to discern what actually happened.
Emily is a young successful trauma surgeon finishing her shift for the evening when suddenly an emergency case comes rushing through her hospital doors. Although the diagnosis is simple, the nameless...