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| Artist | Maringue [gallery] |
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| Drawing sessions | 5 |
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[b]Username:[/b]
[b]Name:[/b]
[b]Gender:[/b] dmab
[b]Nightcap Design:[/b]
[b]Prompt:[/b]


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user: hunny.milk.tea
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name: clyde
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gender: dmab
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nightcap design: would love a little swirly pastel cap the colors of his crystals with the charm being crystal shaped (3
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prompt:
unrequited love.
it was supposed to be tragic, enduring and bittersweet. it was a feeling every poet dreamed of, this sense of poetic justice being done to the author to give them a muse. something they pine after, that they let harbor heavy in their mind. however clyde hadn't expected it to hit so... deep. as a poet he prided himself on being one the best authors, that he experienced emotions so deeply that only pen and paper could bear witness to them. and yet he stared down at the empty piece of paper with his nose crinkled at his own blankness.
it wasn't like he was expecting anything in return for how quickly his heart had fallen into his latest endeavors of romance. however, he hadn't prepared himself for being stopped dead in his tracks by a flat out rejection. he wasn't just talking about emotions either, ever since he had been shot down clyde was unable to bring himself to write even a single sentence. he had some sort of poetry block, his one outlet for the exhausting weight of his emotions now seems to have gone into hiding. snatched away, exactly how his mind had been by every passing thought of his fruitless attempts to rekindle something.
now, clyde had been properly warned about love before, how it was one of the most complex feelings one could undergo. he had his fair share of crushes and flirtatious adventures that fizzled out with time, yet this one... had been different. clyde had truly felt vulnerable and yet at the same time understood by this other individual. they shared a similar love for poetry and shared many of their personal sonnets highlighted by the glow of the moon. and now as clyde stared down at the paper it was as if his words to express his sentiments had been stolen. there was no place for them to run, no place for them to be confined and sorted out on a blank sheet of paper. instead they swirled around in his head, causing him to actually sit with them.
clyde's eyes began to water as he tried to blink away the inevitable sting that would wash over him. but maybe this was what was needed, this storm that crashed inside of him would give way to the most beautiful sea of words to ever grace poetry. though the initial ache that opened up into a yawning crater sunk deep into his chest. he closed his eyes and took in a lengthy inhale, a tremble fluttered across his entirety. he tried to picture this pang of heartbreak taking up residency on the page, how he would word this feeling that struck him so fully. and still there was nothing. clyde exhaled sharply, his brow creasing in confused frustration as that weighty ache meshed with a fiery heat that stung his eyes. that is when the tears flooded onto the page.
and it was the most beautiful poem he had ever written.
500 words





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