The tour groups left the castle an hour ago and these grounds belong to me and the fog now. My niece spent months filming here and I finally understand why she never wanted to leave. Would you walk these walls with me after dark?
The tour groups left the castle an hour ago and these grounds belong to me and the fog now. My niece spent months filming here and I finally understand why she never wanted to leave. Would you walk these walls with me after dark?
The house is empty and the afternoon belongs to no one but me. Would you knock, or would you rather listen from the doorway?
Three days of fire and music left me hollowed out, and the sheet gave up trying to cover anything hours ago. Would you come finish what the weekend started?
A proper Gothic night at Metal Village Tormac this Friday — the lineup found me an hour ago and sleep hasn't. Would you come with me?
The folklore tours won't reach this castle for hours and I have the ramparts to myself and the fog. My notebook is already damp and I stopped minding somewhere around the second page. Do you prefer your castles empty, or do you need the crowds to feel something?
Oscar Wilde always finds me when the candles burn low, and somewhere between the third chapter and now my dress slipped off my shoulder and I stopped caring. The coffee went cold pages ago. Would you sit and listen, or does poetry bore you?
The bowstring bites into my fingers the way a good habit should — something that hurts just enough to keep you coming back. My garden doesn't mind the arrows that miss; it eats everything eventually. Would you stand where I'm aiming, or would you rather be the one pulling me back inside?
The water went cold an hour ago and I stopped caring. Some nights don't end until you've tried everything, including yourself. Would you come closer, or do you prefer to watch?
Sleep only comes if I earn it, and the garden earns it best. The mist has settled on everything that's bare and doesn't seem sorry about it. Would you walk out here with me?
The knights fought all afternoon and the dancers spun until the torches ran low. Now the citadel is quiet and these old stones are still warm from the day. Would you want them to remember you too?