Molly D : Writing

Skyscraper

Skyscraper

A Poem by Molly D


Think of me now as Earth: here to give you warmth and shelter, revolving at my core to bring you life with wet, fertile soil to take your roots. ..
Old World

Old World

A Poem by Molly D


From your throne in my chest you rearrange me like Pangaea; thrusting apart long-established boundaries, violently forming callused mountain rang..
Ore

Ore

A Poem by Molly D


I will call you Iron for the taste you leave in my mouth, the color you put in my cheeks, and the way sink into my muscles. because you are vo..
Sugar Plum

Sugar Plum

A Poem by Molly D


1. I'll show up lust-drunk and reckless, swaying in the scent of clean sheets and slow burning sandalwood. 2. Fumbling for zippers bycellph..
Bobby Pins

Bobby Pins

A Poem by Molly D


First attempt at a villanelle.
Sanctum

Sanctum

A Poem by Molly D


Blue, foreign, cold and sharp, the morning arrives and creeps under the window demanding its audience rise from their warm, slee..
Instructions for After.

Instructions for After.

A Poem by Molly D


Pull down my hood to let my hair out, allow him to see it, feel envious, he wants stroke the soft black strands. Wear tight jeans, make a point ..
Bedtime

Bedtime

A Poem by Molly D


My eyelids heavy with sleep, I lay my head in the crook of your neck - its final resting place for the night. I'll dream there, breathe there, st..
The apocalypse.

The apocalypse.

A Story by Molly D


This is a short personal essay for an English class.
The rain finally came.

The rain finally came.

A Poem by Molly D


First it was the cold wind, a friendly warning to the winter ahead that will knowingly and willingly drown us, a climate we're accustomed to. No..

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