Asya Fields
Bio
Hello! My name is Asya Fields also known as Rumination. I am a Georgia native that started writing at 16. I have found through writing that I can become a more complete version of myself with every word. Remember to repost!
Stories (7/0)
From Adam (Pt. 1)
The city was dark. Daylight savings was taking more away from Kalif than expected. On the table, bills from the past two months pilled up, currently disguised as a coaster for the instant coffee prepared too late in the day to be considered morning joe. Outside, the rain fell on his storefront apartment, and though it was muggy, something inside him felt comforted. Days like this were rare. Late afternoons were mainly filled with coding; face plastered to the LED screen of his home system desktop, impressively built by hand. With nothing on the schedule for the day, he knew taking some solo time in the city would be the perfect thing to get his mind off all the chaos. He thought, maybe he'd pull up to the corner drive-in and request a movie.
By Asya Fields3 years ago in Filthy
When My Mom Tries to Make Sure I'm Not Biting My Nails
When my mom tries to make sure I’m not biting my nails, she evaluates my mental health. Taking note of all the names transmitted over phone calls within the past month. Her sentences fill with just make sure’s and as long as’s. As if addiction is easier to swallow if I stopped enjoying the taste of fingers to teeth, As if gnawing away at my mistakes, hoping an even nail will even out my breath. As if my mind doesn’t re-play my anxieties in HD. As if you are ashamed of anxiety personifying the mommy daughter relationship you always prayed for.
By Asya Fields4 years ago in Poets
The Verse
Words can miss me- gone and hard to find. Lost among bags you never packed. They come like waves, showing my chest cavity no mercy. They amerce me. Each letter and syllable needed to produce my public speech sounds like a eulogy before my lips form. Emphasizing knowledge built upon connections, yet my tongue stops short.
By Asya Fields4 years ago in Poets