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constellation


the intertwining cosmos galaxies and worlds forever out of reach the earth just a sliver stardust a pale moon rises the gentle crescent hanging in the sky a silver lining over the earth luna oh bright star why do you hide from me oh how you seclude yourself so quietly nebula my body floats it transcends space and time my words have no meaning equinox
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DanielleRenee

Danielle; 19 years of life; sophomore in college; I write because my brain is a constant mess of anxiety and creativity.

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