A Captured Moment
Iron and Wine's Flightless Bird, American Mouth blasted through my headphones. It provided a great sound barrier against the bustling traffic. One of the most unfortunate things about visiting Venezuela was that Santiago de León de Caracas is like any other stereotypical capital city. A million things to do and a million places to be.
Alexandra ZellerPublished about a month ago in Fiction
Sleep
The pitter-patter on the tin roof was my melody for tonight. The rhymic pounding enticed me to sleep, but in a sleepless world, the embrace of rest would never come.
Alexandra ZellerPublished about a month ago in Fiction
Shake Your Skele-bones
I'll be the first to admit I'm an absolute scardey-cat. I, for one, cannot handle any type of suspense or gore. I do my best to make it through your typical Blaire-Witch-Esque movie, but I almost always end up watching it through the cracks in my fingers.
Alexandra ZellerPublished 2 months ago in Beat
Puddles
We very rarely, if ever, take into account a dog's name. I remember growing up with Snickers- and of course, after that, we had Rolo and Reese. They were the sweet snacks of my life. Dogs whose name as a kid I thought was so clever I was proud to announce my new dog Snickers. Only to learn that mere weeks later one of my friends adopted a dog with the exact same name.
Alexandra ZellerPublished 2 months ago in Petlife
I Think I'm Psycho
My family, and people in general, often ask me to explain how my anxiety works. Most of the time, I can't figure out how to put it into words. Over and over I try to think of things that I can relate to that they can understand. Do I equate it to peer pressure? Do I equate it to stage fright? The list goes on and on.
Alexandra ZellerPublished 3 months ago in Confessions
Barbeque Fiesta!
I'm not ashamed to admit my siblings are probably my best friends. Even if they dislike it, they've provided me with much-needed support (and entertainment) all throughout my life.
Alexandra ZellerPublished 3 months ago in Families
Skyrim: My Dream World
Bethesda is not known for many good games these days, its latest hail mary involving Fallout 76 was a big trashcan fire. However, this was not always the case. Before the Fallout and Starfield hype, there was the Elder Scrolls series.
Alexandra ZellerPublished 3 months ago in Gamers
Home?
Who is home? Are they kind? Are they comforting? Do you find peace with them often? I want to meet them. What is a home?
Alexandra ZellerPublished 3 months ago in Poets
