Author name: Hayden Veil

In an earlier incarnation, Hayden Veil enjoyed a successful career in software engineering, writing late-night poetry in pursuit of sanity. On 2 February 2020, the world of Hayden Veil changed: Ghosts became real and with its soul laid bare there was no turning back from the perpetual path of poetry.

infranaut:

“At the moment of conception, the story exists as a superposition of possibility, idly waiting for someone to crack it. Waiting for someone to skip to the last page.”

if you are bored…

On world poetry day

pick a writers blog; pick any

scroll to the end; no matter how long

There you might find a gem; something old

something worth a consideration

then share til your heart’s content

this day deserves it

Write like a Child

hangingoninquietdesparation:

And she said she felt like a child
when she wrote
and i said
good

try and write like a child
try and write
with freedom and lack
of artifice
try and write without
the filters of adult experience
try and write
about the things that matter
however childish
they may seem

did we write
or think
about what might
when we were children
or are we only scared
now we are aged

is experience better
than innocence
and why does it seem
one only comes
at the expense
of the other

The Good Girl

lovecatgirl:

He, he tasted of metal, rusted and corroding like an acid in my mouth. Me? I tasted like cotton candy, warm maple syrup and a hint of buttered rum. I knew it then, in that moment…We were destined to destroy each other…I could hardly wait.

-bunniblue

ceeslife:

She’s a mystery dressed up as a memoir

An autobiography that will never be published

An unconscious fiction

A daughter of Heisenberg

Uncertain, unless alone.

“I’m Only Myself When I’m Alone” ©Cee Hunter

September 2017

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