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Protected: Patreon Exclusive: Spoil the Girl No. 10 – Gottman? No, I’m a Lesbian
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Protected: Patreon Exclusive: Spoil the Girl No. 7 – You Should See Her in a Crown
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An Arrow in the Side of
I originally wrote An Arrow in the Side of in 2009, and I've tinkered with it to bring it up to date. It's a little fantasy story about love and purpose and it was inspired by, and named for, this song. An Arrow in the Side of Her vases were filled with peacock feathers, pink … Continue reading An Arrow in the Side of
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Three Poems I Wrote when I was Eighteen
Hello! Here are three poems that I wrote and thought were great about a decade ago! I'm not sure how I feel about them now, except that these are the closest thing to a time machine I'll ever have. I spent a lot of time being sad, bi, and lovelorn when I was 18, and … Continue reading Three Poems I Wrote when I was Eighteen
Review – poems I sleep next to, By Shelby Eileen
poems I sleep next to is a poetic examination of how love and self-love can feel when it is reciprocated, fought for, and let go. The poems have no titles, so they’re almost one big poem, almost a prose story. The story begins with a hope that the reader can find self-love, then travels through … Continue reading Review – poems I sleep next to, By Shelby Eileen
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Protected: Patreon Exclusive: Spoil the Girl No. 3 – Law Under Love
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Protected: Patreon Exclusive: Spoil the Girl No. 2 – Alas, Earwax
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Protected: Patreon Exclusive – Goals for My 29th Year
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