S. Gabriela Heitzinger
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I'm a filmmaker from Vienna who loves to do literally anything artsy. From drawing and painting to music to arts and crafts to screenwriting to... I also love to write:) AND read ;) thanks for stopping by <3
Insta: @gabshxtshow
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Spring-Oranges
"Determined waves make their way to the beach softly hissing as they rise up, trying to escape their fate but finally admitting defeat with a sigh as they crush against the sand; a pinch of salt in the air. Warm winds make your hair brush against your cheaks, carrying a wiff of fresh spring oranges to your senses. Listen! Can you hear the birds sing?". My father whistleing a birds song in my ear, "One day I´ll show you, I promise!"
By S. Gabriela Heitzinger 3 years ago in Men
The world as you see it
A word, a picture, a thought, and you are hooked. Someone says something about star signs and within seconds you are talking about star constellations, as if there was nothing else. You say you´ve read about it somewhere. Glowing eyes, passion in your voice and a smile that you couldn´t stop yourself from if you noticed it. And after everything disapeared for a moment except your stars, you notice someone looking at you. Of course. What else could it be. That person must think you are completely insane. Don´t bother everyone with your ideas! Who cares about those? And suddenly everything is gone. The glow in your eyes, the smile, the excitement in your voice.
By S. Gabriela Heitzinger 3 years ago in Poets
Yellow cars
It´s like looking for yellow cars, thinking there aren´t any. So, you look for them and suddenly you see them all around. You think everybody is happy and in love. You have this foolish romantic notion, that others - that I - just need to open my eyes and then we´ll magically find it, but to me it is painfully obvious that though there are plenty yellow cars around mine is still grey. I just choose not to take obsessive note of every single shiny, yellow middlefinger of a car rolling by.
By S. Gabriela Heitzinger 3 years ago in Poets
