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🕯️The Taken in the Veil
The Taken in the Veil
A Burrington Confession (1825)
Written by Temperance Prynn
Compiled from letters found in her mother’s trunk, October 1825
Dearest Eliza,
The wind has turned these past days, cold yet breathless, as though it fears itself. I write by candlelight, though the flame flickers in ways that unsettle me. Each evening, the sky stains darker, a bruise across heav
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“Still, I remain. Because love, in its rawest form is not gentle. It is a tether that bruises the skin, a chain dressed as devotion, a prayer whispered into nothing with the desperate hope that nothing will answer.”
― When The Stars Weep: poems for those who break and mend
― When The Stars Weep: poems for those who break and mend
“Still, I breathe and each breath is defiance. The stone may sink me, but I will not drown quietly.”
― When The Stars Weep: poems for those who break and mend
― When The Stars Weep: poems for those who break and mend
“I forgave red flags in favor of fairy tales. And when the daydream faded, I had to meet the version of you I refused to see. And the version of me I'd forgotten to protect.”
― Because i'm still breathing
― Because i'm still breathing
“She'd rather be the victim than the villain. But the real tragedy, she was both.”
― It ended by beginning
― It ended by beginning
“I forgave red flags in favor of fairy tales. And when the daydream faded, I had to meet the version of you I refused to see. And the version of me I'd forgotten to protect.”
― Because i'm still breathing
― Because i'm still breathing
“There are words I've carried so long they've fused with my spine.”
― Because I felt everything
― Because I felt everything
“I'm full of language I'll never be fluent in. And still, I write. Because some confessions only make sense when spoken to the page.”
― Because I felt everything
― Because I felt everything
