Boreas's Doll

Boreas's Doll

A Story by Sarah
"

Short story

"
Sat lifelessly by the crooked penthouse window, I watched the snow fall to the earth and melt away, like your dreams through the cold nights - continuously drifting in vain.

In the threshold of consciousness, this winter solstice softly captivated me, the temperature dropped gradually, cool air crept in through any worn space it could find. Sparkling flakes settled around our long forgotten kingdom, the withering sunken gardens' shaded confessions were quietly filling with dusting of snow, as if it were an attempt to beautify life. 

I swept broken porcelain by the window frame and like poisonous kisses, sugary snowflakes melted on my tongue. The sky whistled to the rhythm of an ancient tune, an eloquent song of soft surrender, which, I recognised knowingly as if it were played by an old friend. 'Forget everything they told you' he whispered, I shivered. Shadowed by snow, the trees swayed gently to the sound of the whistling wind. 

My numbness receded. 

The city was hidden by ghostly grey air, every noise had drowned away, but my own mechanical purple heartbeat. Intense awareness struck me, I followed hypnotically to frozen deep hills of euphoria, they sedated me, then crashed into me like opiate blizzards. In our bittersweet escape, time and distance knew no bounds. Velvet white blankets covered all that was broken, and we were pure again. 

Enchanting illusions of Elysium, what was, and what could be, drew me into a blissful derangement. It was the hour for my last dose of poison. The twisted darkness dressed in white no longer haunted me. The snow silently stopped falling. But that vicious gaze, your frosted shard of ice, cut deeper in, to my hollow soul.

© 2018 Sarah


Compartment 114
Compartment 114
Advertise Here
Want to advertise here? Get started for as little as $5

Author's Note

Sarah
Any advice on structure & trying to fix the grammar

My Review

Would you like to review this Story?
Login | Register




Featured Review

The only advice I can see useful is organizing your thoughts into paragraphs. This seems academic advice, but your style is your style and makes your writing unique. Conformity is not art.
Along academic lines, if this is a story and not a poem, fewer similies and more metaphors.
That's my stuffy, academic advice, lol. However, my personal advice is continue writing things that suit you. A very beautiful piece full of powerful imagery accomplished through good command of language.

Posted 6 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Sarah

6 Years Ago

I definitely need to do something about splitting into paragraphs, it'll neaten it out, Thanks for t.. read more
Prometheus

6 Years Ago

I will make it a point



Reviews

holy f**k, again. i loved reading this. please keep writing and sharing this stuff with us!

Posted 6 Years Ago


Sarah

6 Years Ago

Thanks for reading :)
[send message][befriend] Subscribe
¿
I really appreciate the description of the total environment. Keeps a noticeable note at the last.


Posted 6 Years Ago


Sarah

6 Years Ago

Thanks for your kind words :)
The only advice I can see useful is organizing your thoughts into paragraphs. This seems academic advice, but your style is your style and makes your writing unique. Conformity is not art.
Along academic lines, if this is a story and not a poem, fewer similies and more metaphors.
That's my stuffy, academic advice, lol. However, my personal advice is continue writing things that suit you. A very beautiful piece full of powerful imagery accomplished through good command of language.

Posted 6 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Sarah

6 Years Ago

I definitely need to do something about splitting into paragraphs, it'll neaten it out, Thanks for t.. read more
Prometheus

6 Years Ago

I will make it a point
wow this is beautiful, there's so much detailed imagery and powerful words, i love it.

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Sarah

6 Years Ago

Thanks :) all inspired by the snow

Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

236 Views
4 Reviews
Rating
Added on March 15, 2018
Last Updated on March 19, 2018
Tags: cold, snowflakes, high, wired, Winter in March, drugs

Author

Sarah
Sarah

United Kingdom



About
Bookworm more..

Writing
Overdose Overdose

A Poem by Sarah