Savannah Deianira Lewis
Stories (8/0)
When the magic fades
The author who spent seven books, eight movies and countless spin offs reminding us that people we thought were bad can have good moments and people we thought we good can have bad and irredeemable qualities has decided to show us this in her own character.
By Savannah Deianira Lewis4 years ago in Geeks
To graduate during a pandemic
The graduate in your life half smiles and looks away before answering your question, “how are you feeling about commencement being postponed/canceled?” Their head may shake once or twice, as they respond that commencement was never the important part anyways. That it sucks, but hey, they didn’t like being in front of a crowd to begin with. Your graduate will chuckle like it’s a joke when they say they’ll save almost $70 on a cap and gown. You will tell them, “Things will be better soon,” and the subject will go on to face masks or how boring it’s been and you’re assured that they are alright.
By Savannah Deianira Lewis4 years ago in Education
A letter to the girl who loved a monster
It may be years since you two last spoke, yet your hands drift over the keyboard and write his name into the search bar on social media. You notice he changed his profile picture from the last time you looked at it. New shirts that he didn’t own when you two were together pop up in his pictures now. He still wears the one band t-shirt you bought him. You tell yourself you don’t care but still wish you could rip it up with your bare hands.
By Savannah Deianira Lewis4 years ago in Humans