There it was. Her safe space. The roar and hiss of the waterfall drowned out all other sounds, including the ones in her mind. It was a pleasant numbing feeling, forgetting about everything for a while to simply sit and stare at the rising water, completely absorbed in its sound.

A movement caught her eye, feet stopping short.

“You’re not supposed to be here,” she said hoarsely, taking a h...

My legs ache, but I will myself to keep walking. My breathes are short and desperate,but I will myself to keep walking. My stomach growls loudly and impatiently, but I will myself to keep walking. Yet I stop and wonder, how much more can I keep willing myself to walk? I almost fall on my knees, due to tiredness, almost willing myself to give up. But I straighten myself as I see something shining. ...

Waters Rushing by.

They came bye tens.

They came bye fifties.

They came and went.

To hide from fate.

To hide from the one how where’s a crown.

Waters rushing by.

They hope to fly.

A new river.

A new stone.

A new way.

A new miracle.

As waters rushing by....

It was dark, and the undulating tree root sent Marcy face first into the dirt before she had even noticed it. She groaned. If he insisted on meeting in the middle of the woods, he could at the very least pick a better time. Hoisting herself up off the cold ground, Marcy brushed the loose debris out of her tangles of blonde hair. She didn’t have much more time before she was supposed to be there an...

She came around noon. Without her glasses it felt like I met up with a stranger. But it was her. I could smell it. We’ve known each other for what seemed like forever and I still felt a strange bubbly sensation every time my eyes grazed her milk coloured skin. She sent me a smile. It was one of those where you suddenly felt like you've been transported to a different part of the galaxy and the thr...

The rushing water shut out the world of sound.

Mist relieved the sweat from my brow.

I focused on the rush of water as I waited.

“You’re here,” a voice uttered.

The sound pulled me from the waterfall’s alluring sound.

Soaked and out of breath, Theo appeared.

“I didn’t have anywhere else to go,” I muttered, avoiding his burning gaze.

I could feel the heat radiate from his body as he stepped cl...

"Sí, aquí, ara" penso

El Marc està assegut al meu costat, contemplant la bella cascada. Em costa respirar, m'hi llenço? No, millor no. Però potser sí, no?

Ja fa 3 mesos que sortim junts, però encara no hem fet l'últim pas. De fet, jo mai he arribat tant lluny. En canvi, a ell només se'l coneix per això.

I si no ho faig bé? Potser no li agrado suficient? Nose que fer.

Un mar de sentiments indecisos...

L's whole body was starting to prickle, but not in an uncomfortable way. Actually, more like the opposite. More like it felt much too comfortable.

It felt distinctly warm, similar to how the sun may burn him on a hot summer day at home, helping his father with gardening, or playing with his siblings. Maybe how his muscled pained after a good day of training and a full stretch routine the morning ...

The waterfall led you there. The elegant cascade of water, so timelessly it flows, how its sussration sings the song of the forest. It calls in whispers and in trills. It brings a nostalgic merriment to your psyche. As you sit by its rocks, under the branches bedizened with the vibrant leaves of midsummer, you are at peace. No longer one with the quotidian bustle of city life, instead with the imm...

The first thing she saw as she peeked through the trees at the waterfall was a deer lapping up water from a small puddle. Alexis had arrived earlier than agreed upon so she could scope out the place some before she met the love of her life there. The waterfall was much louder than she had expected.

As she stood in silence watching the waterfall she was unaware he was only a few feet away watchi...