Diana Sol

Joined January 2018

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29 years old fan of poetry and literature

Bookworn and a teacher

* Be the change you wanna see in the world*

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5 tips to save money when grocery shopping !
Hello dear reader ! If you’re reading this, you are probably someone who struggles to make ends meet … or you simply want to save money for trips with your friends or for your kids’ future. Most people have to be cautious about their spendings.
By Diana Sol5 years ago in Lifehack
Whole (Ch.1 Pt.3)
(* Note : Hello, after a few years away from writing, I'm back and I'll share the story I wrote. You can read the beginning of the story here. Thanks for reading and I hope you'll enjoy)
By Diana Sol5 years ago in Humans
Our Secret Code
I lie there looking at the sinking Moon far in the horizon as she disappears marking the end of a warm and wild night.
By Diana Sol8 years ago in Poets
A Reckless Abandon
Somehow we look at our guardian stars wistfulness and hope for the next day or other amethyst nights spent embraced in lust.
By Diana Sol8 years ago in Poets
Whole (Ch.1 Pt. 2)
*following Whole - chapter 1 - part 1* I didn't know how long I had been daydreaming, when a man came and sat on the bench opposite to mine. I glanced, a very quick look, just enough time to absorb every feature of his gorgeous face, before I felt my cheeks turn red, forcing me to stare at the floor. I was not looking at him, but I could definitively feel him undressing me with his eyes, sending a shiver down my spine, like a wave shattering every wall I had been building throughout the years. At this moment, I felt naked as never before, despite all the clothes I was wearing, and it totally unsettled me.
By Diana Sol8 years ago in Humans
Trip to the US! Expectations and Reality
The American dream ... who doesn't want one day to walk in the streets of the Big Apple, to witness the wonderful sunsets in California, or to have your breath taken away by the view at the Grand Canyon ... but ... in reality, what should you expect?
By Diana Sol8 years ago in Wander
Whole
4 am – yes 4:00 – it was what my alarm said in a flashy pink color I adored when it actually showed 6 am and not some ridiculously early time of the morning. I bet it had been simply another shitty night during which I had remained sleepless. I had stopped counting them, not only because I had lost count of them, but mostly in order not to be more depressed than what I already felt. It was quite usual for me to wake up during the night, it also explained why I owned more books than clothes. When I couldn't sleep, I used to read, and read, until I fell asleep again – when it actually happened. It was my escape. It gave me some hope. I'd never been someone who believed in fairy tales. I'd learned when I was quite young that fairy tales didn't exist. Reading gave me a way to be someone else, another person with a perfect life in a world where everything ended well. I envied these girls with perfect curves, a social life and an handsome man they weren't supposed to meet.
By Diana Sol8 years ago in Humans
Darkness
Breathing and dancing on the day of the dead Sweet november arising on a night next to a brush fire I can smell in the air the scent of hotel tombs
By Diana Sol8 years ago in Poets
My Hallowed Space
I always rise and fall, fall, and rise again everyday, a new chance for either. I promised myself to never let go close, or distant daydreams.
By Diana Sol8 years ago in Poets
If I Were a Poem...
If I were a poem… I would be like the blank page on which you lay me down. Every curve of every letter precisely drawn with passion.
By Diana Sol8 years ago in Poets
The Fat Mirror
« I'm not enough, » « I'm not pretty enough, » « I'm too fat » … We all have, one day, looked at the mirror and thought that we weren't good enough to go out and enjoy the world around us. Instead, we put on leggings, comfy socks, wide t-shirt, and we stay at home.
By Diana Sol8 years ago in Motivation
My Own Fear
Words aren’t enough to let sorrow escape so I hope that tears will ease the pain. To let it go out and empty me out in the deafening silence
By Diana Sol8 years ago in Poets

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5 tips to save money when grocery shopping !

Whole (Ch.1 Pt.3)

Our Secret Code

A Reckless Abandon

Whole (Ch.1 Pt. 2)

Trip to the US! Expectations and Reality

Whole

Darkness

My Hallowed Space

If I Were a Poem...

The Fat Mirror

My Own Fear

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