caylynn

Joined June 2021

6 stories

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canadian. adhd. lgbtq+.

writing brings me joy! if you read anything i post on here, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

~~current icon: chapelle roan~~

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that one broken charging cord.
i wish i was able to recharge my batteries. you need to socialize more this is the time i need to breathe. decompression is not selfish.
By caylynn 3 years ago in Poets
stay alive
stay alive because there is beauty beauty in everything we see, so they say… (how cliche!) stay alive for the fluffy bullshit
By caylynn 3 years ago in Poets
behind
i keep slipping behind day by day all my peers running marathons while i can barely walk. marriage, babies, careers.
By caylynn 3 years ago in Poets
the pit
“people have it much worse than me.” that’s what comes out of my mouth every therapy session as i shove every issue to the bottom of a pit that i hope no one sees.
By caylynn 3 years ago in Poets
not a bad shot.
She tried to be light on her feet as she stalked toward the man in the corner of her grandparent’s old barn. A horrid, stomach twisting scent of pennies, dung and mildew hung in the stale air-- he’s been in here way too long. Pieces of old straw crunched and shifted under her filthy sneakers; only a few days ago they were pastel pink, instead, she traded them in for an unrecognizable cake of brown in multiple shades and layers.
By caylynn 5 years ago in Fiction
my tears ricochet
They didn’t know her. Not like I did. To them, she was a mystery, hiding behind her cheek-to-cheek smile and approachable demeanour. She was reserved, putting on the mask of an extrovert, letting few people see past the façade. It’s why I found it odd that the chapel was full of classmates who couldn’t care less whilst she was still breathing.
By caylynn 5 years ago in Fiction

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that one broken charging cord.

stay alive

behind

the pit

not a bad shot.

my tears ricochet

Stories (6)