Ow.
Note to self: fire burns.
This should be obvious, but if you saw me in day-to-day life you’d understand why I always forget. I pour the last of my drinking water over my throbbing hand and wish I were home. Where no one stares at the flames I conjure without thinking.
I shove my singed hair out of my face and touch the tattoos like tears that run down my cheeks.
I have no money. No food. I wonder if she would take me back after I abandoned her. I turn my face toward home.
It’s worth a shot.
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I wrote this drabble probably three days after Corby, an old character/friend of mine, turned up in my head again after a long absence. He offered it sort of as an explanation, sort of as an admission that he needed me.
I was so darn pleased to be writing with him again, I didn't really care how silly the actual writing turned out to be. We needed time to fit into each other again, remember how it works.
Note to self: fire burns.
This should be obvious, but if you saw me in day-to-day life you’d understand why I always forget. I pour the last of my drinking water over my throbbing hand and wish I were home. Where no one stares at the flames I conjure without thinking.
I shove my singed hair out of my face and touch the tattoos like tears that run down my cheeks.
I have no money. No food. I wonder if she would take me back after I abandoned her. I turn my face toward home.
It’s worth a shot.
--
I wrote this drabble probably three days after Corby, an old character/friend of mine, turned up in my head again after a long absence. He offered it sort of as an explanation, sort of as an admission that he needed me.
I was so darn pleased to be writing with him again, I didn't really care how silly the actual writing turned out to be. We needed time to fit into each other again, remember how it works.
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