#poems.

Crying in the bathroom over what you had to do. Orders from a madman, I understand why you’re so blue.

Grey eyes found mine, I can’t escape you. Mean mouth. Soft pout. And everything is so blue.

TO DO LIST AT THE END OF THE WORLD by @saintsebastianarchie (Me)

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TO DO LIST AT THE END OF THE WORLD

1. Get eggs, get bread.

2. Linger in the grocery store. Stare at the skid marks left by years of trolleys with broken wheels. Cry a little in the frozen foods aisle.

3. Take the bus home. Thank the driver. Look out the window. Crane your neck as far as it can go. Look at as much as your eyes will allow.

4. When you get home, slice up a tomato, or an orange, or an apple, or anything with seeds. Anything that can grow. Plant it in the concrete, knowing it will never grow.

5. Find a way to be OK with point number 4.

6. Lie down and imagine germination, imagine life, imagine birth. How hair grows and children get taller and taller, how eggs hatch and bread rises.

7. Say all the things you've never said, say them out loud. Quietly and slowly. Take your time.

8. Don't drink. Or buy shoes. Or go online, or whatever you do to cope usually. Walk. Talk to yourself. Stick your tongue out. Make faces in the mirror.

9. Dinnertime. Crack the unhatched eggs, toast the bread on your stove. Scramble and add spice. Add salt.

10. Go to sleep. Do nothing else. Dream of your 5th birthday party. Be content in the knowledge that you have loved.

thinking about names — 25/01/2021

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.

leashes, ground into the concrete, unscrewable, only one end removable,

CROCODILE

THE SCISSORS GO SNIP-SNIP-SNIP

ACROSS THE CLOTH

THAT DRIPS PURE RED

SNIP SNIP SNIP