#cole.

"Just do what I do!" Peter advises, arms thrown out with a sense of comical enthusiasm. Both thumbs flip upwards in a gesture of encouragement. "Bottle your feelings up nice and tight and never let them out! Like, ever. And then one day, you'll die!"

Lili Reinhart Shares Why She Only Writes Love Letters for Cole Sprouse

Lili Reinhart isn't just an actress. She's a (published) poet now, too.

Lili Reinhart doesn’t write poems for just anybody. There’s one specific person who gets that honor, and it’s none other than her beau and Riverdale costar Cole Sprouse.

“I write poems for Cole. But to be honest, I don’t really write them for anyone else. I think it’s a romantic thing. It can be quite intimate,” the Riverdale actress told InStyle at the Tiffany & Co. Men’s launch party in Los Angeles Friday night.

The 23-year-old actress, who has said she views writing as a form of therapy, penned a poem to Sprouse for his birthday on Instagram in August. Earlier this week, Reinhart announced that she’ll be releasing a poetry book called Swimming Lessons on May 5, 2020. On Wednesday, the book shot to the number one spot on Amazon’s new releases list for American Poetry. Reinhart said she found out about the news on Friday while she was on a plane and could not be more grateful to her fans.

“They don’t even know if I can write. They just put their faith in me, and I couldn’t ask for anything more. It’s very kind,” she said.

Reinhart described her book as a “work of fiction” that will touch upon falling in love, dealing with heartbreak, and coping with mental-health battles in the public eye. 

For the event, the actress accessorized with plenty of jewelry from Tiffany & Co., saying that she was happy to support the “iconic brand” during her few days off from work. Tiffany Men’s, which debuted October 1, features men’s jewelry, watches, and home accessories.

Just a small sketch for Cole surround with some soul mouse. I just realize when i drew this, he does look like a mouse a little in a different way.

I will finish it tomorrow since it's getting late.

it’s no secret that gren worries about cole, but i think more of that worry comes from empathy than even grendel likes to admit.  he, if anybody, understands the mindset of martyrdom;  he understands struggling with your own self-worth and sense of autonomy;  what he doesn’t understand is the way cole happens to express these feelings / phenomenon.  ultimately, he wants to get him out of the situation he’s in.  doesn’t like how people treat him and prey on him.  doesn’t agree with it, doesn’t get it, doesn’t see the appeal in it  --  doesn’t want to.  just wants him to be safe and doesn’t know how.

he views cole as  ...  kind of a friend, kind of a sibling, kind of a little pain in his ass.  the kid gives him high blood pressure and grey hairs, i swear to fucking god.

sometimes gren does this soft, stupid shit where he treats cole just the same as he’d treat any other member of his found-family:  he brings him gifts, makes him food, gives him leftovers, ensures he’s dressed warmly  ...  because gren’s a sweetheart, on occasion, and it comes out in these little maternal ways;  behaviors grendel shrugs off as  ‘ i’m just trying to make sure you stay alive. ’  but don’t let that shit fool you.  he cares.