"Why, Flynn? Why can't we move on past this stupid wall between us? I miss you. I miss us. Don't you miss us, Flynn? And you're breaking my heart, when you promised me you wouldn't Flynn! Why!" Lily cried out as she angrily swiped at her tears with her sleeve.Flynn shut his eyes tight at the sight of her tears, trying to hold back his own that threatened to fall. He felt like splinters were razoring his insides, cutting deep. It was a while before he managed to speak, his throat having gone desert-dry. "Some things just don't wash out, Lily. That includes heartbreak," Flynn said brokenly, "So don't you hold me to that. You failed to keep mine."
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Tuesday, 5 October 2010
It's Not Washing Out
Posted by
Fayre Meira
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I think I'm going to call this one "Castles". This was inspired by "So in love" by The Icarus Account - an insanely talented band. Love. Love.
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broken friendship,
broken relationship,
heartbreak,
life,
love,
novel,
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Sunday, 26 September 2010
Lies
Posted by
Fayre Meira
"But it's too hard. I lied when I said it was okay. It's not. I can't stand the thought of you being with her. I hate hearing about you kissing her."
- "It's All Relative" by Cupid Psyche.
Sunday, 16 May 2010
His Life
Posted by
Fayre Meira
"You don't get it do you?!" He screamed in her face, hating the way her anguish was so clearly etched for him to see. He hated seeing her in pain. And he hated even more knowing that he was causing it. But he was at his wit's end - she was driving him insane, as she had been doing for years.
"Get what, Alex?" She whispered hoarsely, her throat parched from having run after him so far.
Alex let out a howl of frustration. "Just leave me alone, Kayleigh, OK?"
"No! I won't! This has to stop, Alex! What the hell is wrong with you?"
He laughed maniacally. What was wrong with him? Was she kidding? He shook his head, trying to clear the pain in his chest and moved to pick up his bag from the ground.
"Just go, Kayleigh," he said bitterly. Hoisting his bag back on his shoulders, he turned his back to her and walked away without another word.
What the hell? Kayleigh felt like tearing her hair out.
"Alex!" She called harshly.
He ignored her, and walked even faster.
"ALEX! Come back and tell me what the fuck is going on! ALEX!" She shouted, mindless of the late hour. Her best friend since four was going - to God knows where - without giving her so much as an explanation. Her best friend, who had been acting like a jerk for the past few months. Her best friend, who she was secretly in love with. Damn him if she was going to let him get away with this.
Taking several gulps of deep breaths to calm herself, she kicked off into a run and went straight for his back. She tackled him into the ground, felling them both, her on top of him.
"Ow! What the fuck? Kayleigh!" He groaned, trying to get her off of him. But all he managed was to shift position so that he now lay on his back. He glared murderously at the stubborn girl who was keeping him from getting up. What was her game now?
But Kayleigh always gave as good as she gets. She glared right back at him.
Alex could only hold her gaze, captivated as always by her baby-blues. Then, it seemed she couldn't hold it in anymore - the dam broke.
Goddammit. She was crying on him! Damn her for resorting to this - she knew he could never handle her tears.
Alex shut his eyes tight, trying to block the sight of her face all crumpled. God help him, he still found her beautiful. As if on their own accord, his arms went around her protectively and pushed her face to his chest.
She cried harder.
He looked up to the black sky in despair, cursing himself for cowering to his weakness. Tightening his arms around her, he pressed a soft kiss to her temple. "Kayleigh?" He whispered.
She pressed her face even more to his chest, uncaring that she's getting his shirt all wet. She couldn't seem to stop crying.
"Kayleigh?" He whispered again, kissing her forehead. "Come on Kay," he coaxed softly, gently petting her hair.
She gasped uncontrollably at his touch, trying to steady her breathing. She shifted slightly, then buried her face in his neck, and started to cry all over again.
Alex's heart constricted at the sounds. "Kay, come on now," he whispered.
He felt her arms gripping him tightly, as if afraid he will disappear if she didn't.
Then, feeling a butterfly-soft touch on his neck, he stilled. Did she just...?
"Don't leave me, Alex," he heard her cry hoarsely, pressing more soft kisses on his neck, as if to convince him with the gesture.
He didn't reply, only hugging her tighter to him. God, how he loved her.
***random writing again, on a rainy Sunday afternoon - while I'm supposed to be working.
This one is definitely full of angst.
Saturday, 8 May 2010
The Darkest of All
Posted by
Fayre Meira
The black night was missing stars to spark the sky. No lamp posts to light his way, only the bare glimmer of the moon which was marred by the presence of smoky clouds. And it has been like this as of late. But he was immune to the seeming lack of life in his surroundings. He could feel nothing.
Alex continued to drag his feet along the stone pavements, leaning slightly on his cane as the burden of his knee kept him from walking any faster. The tight compress on his chest still constricting his insides, as it had ever since she left. He tasted poison with every breath, and breathed acid with every intake of air to his lungs. Gripping his cane harshly, he shut his eyes tight - fighting to keep away the tears he knew would fall.
He shouldn't have let her go.
*** Another random writing straight off of my head.
Friday, 23 April 2010
Put your head on my shoulder - I can carry you
Posted by
Fayre Meira
Her heart felt like it had run an olympic marathon. It always does - whenever he's around. Never the steady beating as is normal, his presence always ensured to make it so. But she didn't care if he knew. He probably already did. And she didn't care that it made her unstable. This is one of those small matters she'd gladly bear. But what she couldn't take is the way they now stood, and the way he refuses to look at her.
How did it ever come to this? She desperately wanted to know.
Not knowing whether she will regret what she is about to do, but figuring she didn't have anything to lose - she took that last step and stood right before him.
Slowly, carefully, she placed her palms on his cheeks and forced him to look into her eyes. Letting him see the truth. Finally.
***A little vignette, a continuation of the last time I posted something random like this. Didn't turn out too bad I think, but definitely needs work.
How did it ever come to this? She desperately wanted to know.
Not knowing whether she will regret what she is about to do, but figuring she didn't have anything to lose - she took that last step and stood right before him.
Slowly, carefully, she placed her palms on his cheeks and forced him to look into her eyes. Letting him see the truth. Finally.
***A little vignette, a continuation of the last time I posted something random like this. Didn't turn out too bad I think, but definitely needs work.
Monday, 19 April 2010
What I Wouldn't Give to Provide Updates
Posted by
Fayre Meira
This weekend has woken me up several times with heart-wrenching surprises, all in one row. I am astounded, and cannot help but feel like this is some sign for me to force myself to jot down whatever thoughts or ideas I have for After the Fog Clears - just so long as I continue writing.
And here is why:
I was rendered completely speechless, and shocked. I can't remember the last time I received so many requests to update...and reading all of this really makes me want to cry.
Thanks so much for everyone who is supporting me on this and wants me to go on. I would like to take that to mean I'm not a horrible writer, and I can give something which people find enjoyable and they would willingly want to spend time in reading it.
And here is why:
"HEY THERE! your readers are waiting for you to update ur fic after the fog clears...can't wait to read the updates...please please please...just found ur fic and we are all hooked...please please please update and finish it..."And there was two more after that.
"YOU NEED TO UPDATE RIGHT NOW! I just started reading this story and I must say, I am in love with it. Penny's character is easy to relate too, plus I enjoy the fact that Kyle is Alex and vice versa. This is bound to be an interestingly entertaining read, so UPDATE!"
"....Can't wait to read more."
I was rendered completely speechless, and shocked. I can't remember the last time I received so many requests to update...and reading all of this really makes me want to cry.
Thanks so much for everyone who is supporting me on this and wants me to go on. I would like to take that to mean I'm not a horrible writer, and I can give something which people find enjoyable and they would willingly want to spend time in reading it.
Sunday, 18 April 2010
THE quote for the Sappy-Hearted
Posted by
Fayre Meira
"The one person who could break my heart is the only one who should have it." - Taylor Donovan in Julie James' 'Just The Sexiest Man Alive'.
Thursday, 15 April 2010
A Scene that Pulls You In and Sink Right In
Posted by
Fayre Meira
I recently discovered a new writer - Julie James. She's written less than five books, but the ones published are supposedly gems. I haven't read all obviously, but one bears testimony to this opinion.
I want to write a scene like this. Primarily, because it proves that damn it, I am spot on when it comes to the issues raised below.
I want to write a scene like this. Primarily, because it proves that damn it, I am spot on when it comes to the issues raised below.
J.D. paused. Then he slowly looked over and stared Tyler straight in the eyes. He didn’t say a word. He didn’t have to.
“For how long?” Tyler asked, shocked.
J.D. considered this. “About eight years now, I guess.”
“You’re kidding me.” Tyler’s expression was one of disbelief. “All this time.”
“Pretty much, yes.”
“This whole entire time.”
“What do you need to know, like, the exact moment?” J.D. asked.
“Well, now that you mentioned it, I am kind of curious. Wait, let me guess—from the first moment you met her,” Tyler joked.
“Actually, no, smart-ass.” J.D. paused. “It was the second moment.” I guess you’ll have to find out for yourself, J. D. Jameson . Yep—he had spent years trying to deny it, even to himself, but that sly little look of hers had pretty much done him in for good.
Tyler laughed. “No offense, J.D., but isn’t that a little deep for you?”
“I’ve managed to remain remarkably shallow in pretty much all other aspects of my life. I figure it balances out.”
...
Tyler shifted in his seat. “Have you considered . . .” he trailed off, uncertain whether he should even suggest such an idea.
“Yes.” J.D. had already considered the possibility, even though he couldn’t say it out loud. He raked his fingers through his hair. “I, uh . . . whew.” He took a deep breath. “I really don’t know that I could do that. Maybe if I knew it would make a difference. Maybe.”
“There’s no way of knowing that, J.D.”
“I’ve grasped that, yes.”
Tyler grabbed J.D.’s shoulder. “I wish there was more I could say, buddy. But I think you’re just going to have to ask yourself what you’re willing to risk for a chance to be with her. That’s really what it boils down to, isn’t it?”
J.D. took a moment to consider his friend’s words. “It’s not just the job, you know,” he finally said. “I’d like to at least walk out of there tomorrow with my pride. I’m not exactly good at putting myself out there.”
Tyler laughed. “You don’t say?”
“Do you have any advice that’s actually constructive? Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy trite commentary and rhetorical questions as much as the next guy, but can you at least throw me a bone with something helpful?”
Tyler turned serious. “Listen—I can’t give you any advice on what to do about the thing you don’t know if you can do. Only you can make that decision. But in terms of whether you should put yourself out there, I’ll tell you this: If I was Payton, and I had overheard what you’d said to Ben, I wouldn’t even have bothered to give you the opportunity to explain yourself. I would’ve pulled out my white glove and slapped you across the face and walked away.”
“I just want to clarify—in this scenario, are we also in a Bugs Bunny cartoon?”
“It’s a metaphor, J.D.”
“I would guess so.”
“Fine, I’ll be more blunt: You don’t like to put yourself out there? Well, too bad. Fuck your pride—it’s the only chance you’ve got.”
“You’re asking me to sacrifice the two things that have probably most defined my entire adult life,” J.D. said.
“I’m not asking you to do anything,” Tyler told him. “I’m just telling you what I think has to happen if you want any chance of making things work with her.”
J.D. nodded and fell quiet. There really wasn’t anything else to say on the subject. Like it or not, he knew Tyler was right.
***credits to Julie James, "Practice Makes Perfect".
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
He finds it painful to breathe
Posted by
Fayre Meira
He stared at her with his lips just the slightest bit open, his gaze full of uncertainty and confusion. She who continually spins his world around, she who makes him fight for words, she who makes everything in his universe a nonsense. She whom he can't stop thinking of, whose wry grins and smirks fill his every bare moment - who makes it excruciatingly painful to breathe. She who stole his heart with that beautiful, sunny smile.
But that smile is nowhere to be seen on her face right now. When was the last time he had seen it? He can't recall. And he hated not knowing why.
*** random writing off of my head. I may explore this later - don't know yet for now.
But that smile is nowhere to be seen on her face right now. When was the last time he had seen it? He can't recall. And he hated not knowing why.
*** random writing off of my head. I may explore this later - don't know yet for now.



