myawesomespace: eleanor & park this book reached in and made me write bad poetry. it reminded…
eleanor & park this book reached in and made me write bad poetry. it reminded me of the early days before the PTSD ripped the good ones away. the taste of you, milky-sour after iced coffee, constellations of freckles, listening to Morrissey late at Marmion's white, sandy beach, while the moon set vermillion and i didn't want to ever go home because i was home. this book reminded me of the early outrage when you confronted the reality of my childhood but mostly it reminded me of hours of kisses, stubble rash, that hickey you placed - just fucking so - in the centre of my forehead because i dared you, because i didn't think it was possible to get a hickey there and we laughed and laughed. the PTSD takes and never gives back but sometimes words reach along back alleys anyway so i'll read and re-read and love you more than this bad poem could convey.- Pia Ravenari.*
Let’s be honest though, I never need an actual excuse to write bad poetry. Apparently I just do it.
Also, Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell is awesome, and I read it out loud to my own Park in about five days and towards the end he started making keyboard-smash noises out loud and saying things like ‘SOMETHING BAD IS GONNA HAPPEN OH MY GOD THESE GUYS ARE THE CUTEST OH MY GOD I AM SO PARK’ and I realised I’d fallen in love with a fangirl.
Just read it already.
Reposted from http://lies.tumblr.com/post/47622391634.