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[autumn_scarlet]

Writing madly all night; flowers in the attic oneshot, inspired by the song Braille by Regina Spektor (you'll find the lyrics as each section heading)

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[inspiredx3]

This is so incredibly poetic ♥. I am in love with it. You have talent.

[autumn_scarlet]

Thankyou ever so much. I was rereading the series, and Braille being one of my favourite songs, it just clicked.

So I wrote, and wrote and wrote until 3 in the morning practically, because once I start something like this, I just can't stop.

I must have been a sorry sight; tears streaming down my face, but I was alive, and it was all right.

Again, I thankyou. =)

[love_eachother]

Oh, Phebe.
I think we need to bottle this kind of talent and sell it on Ebay.
We could make lots of money
Haha.

I'm crying.
Awh. It was so good.
Of course, it always is.
And this comes from the woman who says she'll never fall in love.
pfft.
that's what I say to that.

:]
XXXXX

[autumn_scarlet]

Thank you so, so much, that is the best review I have ever recieved, and I am so glad that I did the story justice in your eyes. Flowers in the Attic is just such a hauntingly beautiful tale, that never recieves the credit it deserves; my librarian refers to it as "Just a notch above Mills and Boone" but I think the characters, and the story are so much more than that, and I just love, love, love to explore it, because I believe above all, the love of Chris and Cathy cannot be equaled.

Seeds of Yesterday has the same effect on me - I only have to read the last two chapters and I cry, cry, cry like a baby, because it hurts so much. And I wanted to capture some of that, and hopefully I did.

Again, thankyou so, so much, because this review has made my day.

[sinulatan]

This was so beautiful. <3 Sad but, yes, beautiful.

[autumn_scarlet]

Thankyou very much <3

I'm glad you liked it

[edspresso]

This was absolutely stunning in its poetic beauty