𝙵𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝙵𝚛𝚘𝚖 𝙶𝚛𝚊𝚌𝚎's Den

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Ello there lovely beings! I'm Sam and I hope you're having a lovely day or night and if not I pray/hope it gets better! Please for the love of everything check my rolling status as I'm prone to take breaks from Lioden for my family or check the last date I was online.

[Little bit of information about me]

I despise colorbombs and anything haliotis or similar :) usually try to avoid them but sometimes they're decent.

I'm sixteen and write poems for fun. I'm Australian:) I am Christian ✝️ I'm a girl.
And no I'm not ONE of those homophobic and judgy Christians so please do not assume that. If you're gay or bi or really whatever that's your choice and I respect it.

I have one dog his name is White Boy(he used to be pure white) I know it's a silly name but regardless I love him. He's a Shar pei cross English staffy cross bullmastiff tho I just tell people he's a mutt

Art

Ki'sha

This big boi was done by #289994! He is an Armoredroamer the scientific name is Hexacrus Armisvagari which would translate to six-legged armor roamer in the creators world.

Poetry

You can give me a message if you'd like! I write poems usually associated with loss, death, grief, abandonment, and flowers!

My favourite poems that I've written is called called [love is such a pitiful thing isn't it?].

[Love is such a pitiful thing, isn't it?]

Cry for love they say,
cry for the love you fought so hard for
but never got.

It slips through your fingers
like water in a sieve,
leaving you empty
and desperate for something
you can never quite grasp.
The ache of longing
settles in your bones,
a constant companion
in the quiet hours of the night.

You beg for love,
plead for it,
but it remains elusive,
teasing you with its presence
and then slipping away,
leaving you alone
in the echoing chambers
of your heart.

Love is such a pitiful thing, isn't it?
A cruel joke played by fate,
leaving us yearning
for something we may never find.

So we cry for the love
we fought so hard for,
but never got.
Poem written by (#265692)