{untitled poem x} e.l. jayne

you didn’t know  and that’s all i needed to know. that is enough,  or rather, it isn’t, but it nonetheless helps in some way,  and that’s how it is with life. –e.l. jayne

{lopsided love} poem x e.l. jayne

{lopsided love} i drink coffee at midnight, so i can keep writing, because my soul demands it, because today you told me, that i love you more than you love me, as if i didn’t know already. –e.l. jayne

{conviction over confirmation} poem x e.l. jayne

{conviction over confirmation} as i sit here on this planet that i believe to be rotating, my main concern is to discover whether or not I’m in a state of peace. well, that’s deceptive. my main concern is that I don’t believe I’m in a state of peace. so I revert to my antidote… red…

Happy birthday to me!

25 laps around the sun. A quarter of a century. Time for more fun! This year I’m choosing to focus on the good. There is so much love + light to be grateful for in this life. I couldn’t ask for a better support system to surround me, I live in a beautiful city with…

Lopsided Love: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. — Pointless Overthinking

Some of the most popular romance stories feature one-sided love. In The Great Gatsby, Gatsby hopelessly awaits Daisy to return to him. The Roman mythological epoch of Echo and Narcissus told one of the first stories of unrequited love. In The Notebook, Noah chases Allie for years, even through an engagement, until she comes back […]…

vague fantastic figures

The world was now peopled with vague fantastic figures that dissolved under her steady gaze and then formed again in new shapes. ~Chinua Achebe Here is a quote from a book I’ve recently finished reading as a recommendation per my friend, Billy Osogo. As a writer, I would highly recommend Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart” for…