Lilly Cooper

Joined February 2022

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Bio

A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step.

I may be an amateur Author, but I love what I do!

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Stories (28/0)

Paper Anniversary
Sooo, @Vocal, do you know what today is? No? To be completely honest, I didn’t expect you to remember. Today is our first anniversary! One year ago today, I decided to take a chance on you.
By Lilly Cooperabout a month ago in Journal
Shifting Sands
Ty finished the last of the reading he had been given and flicked the folder shut before sliding it back over the table top.
By Lilly Cooperabout a month ago in Fiction
Something Unholy
If walls could talk? He would be in a world of hurt. Taylor flopped onto the sofa and sprawled with a heavy sigh. “If you keep flopping on it like that, you are going to ruin it.”
By Lilly Cooper2 months ago in Fiction
Wild Cards
4... 3..... 2..... 1..... Deep breath. She opened her eyes to see her Epic Gems Treasure Hunt partner guzzling water from his canteen while perched on his walking-stick-come-stick-chair.
By Lilly Cooper2 months ago in Fiction
Taking Direction
The Compass points North, Towards the cool fresh Water, Washing away fears. The Compass points South, Towards the dancing Fire light, Aiming for courage.
By Lilly Cooper2 months ago in Poets
The Inevitable
“Your call is very important to us. Please stay on the line and one of our technicians will be with you shortly.” Maveth drew a deep breath, blowing his cheeks up like a balloon. He held it a moment before letting it out slowly. This was taking forever. He had work to do and this tech issue had set him back by half a day.
By Lilly Cooper3 months ago in Fiction
The Write Passion
On the whole as a species humans seek passion. Excitement. Thrills. What makes us feel that excitement is a little different from person to person.
By Lilly Cooper3 months ago in Journal
Goodbye 2022
Dear 2022, Look, this is hard for me to say, and I know it’s not going to be easy for you to hear, either. But I’m just going to rip off the Band-Aid and say it.
By Lilly Cooper3 months ago in Viva
The Last Window
The outside world was unknown to her, but she could see a glimpse of it through the window in his room. Lost in the moment she sat slowly on the corner of the bed.
By Lilly Cooper3 months ago in Fiction
The Cabin
We drove up the snowy, winding road towards the cosy A-frame cabin. It looked the same as it always did: picturesque, peaceful, pretty.
By Lilly Cooper4 months ago in Families
Delphine
Sitting in the darkened viewing room, Delphine felt as close to the peace she used to feel before the passing of her Mémé a year ago. The fish swam through the iridescent blue that reminded her of her grandmother’s eyes, with a grace she envied. Delphine herself had two left feet and was all thumbs. Being clumsy just made her even more self-conscious than the average fifteen year old girl.
By Lilly Cooper5 months ago in Fiction
The Trials
Sharni rested her chin on top of her arms folded on the cold stone of the kitchen bench. From this perspective, the thin line running around the entire box delineated the lid from the base.
By Lilly Cooper5 months ago in Fiction