So big

Avalanche

By Autumn EasleyPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by Jeffrey Brandjes on Unsplash

I thought you so big,

That you would save me from despair,

But then… avalanche.

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Autumn Easley

Writing has always been therapeutic to me. Poetry helps me organize my thoughts and feelings and writing fiction has kept me sane when the real world feels like it's crumbling down. Thank you to anyone who supports my writing. <3

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