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through those almond eyes he saw who she really was the stars lined her skin the moon filled her heart honey tinged her hair and the sea ran through her veins / but very few saw her natural self walls of diamond rose around her quickly disguising her fears anxiety and depression enveloping her and her emotions nothing came in or out keeping her safe / there was but one gate to her heart fiercely guarded by a lone Pegasus who was loyal to her and only her but even he with all his divinity made mistakes / but then as if by magic or some higher power he made his way to her loving her unabashedly until death or kingdom come
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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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