Category Archives: Fan Fiction

And sometimes when we touch The honesty’s too much. And I have to close my eyes and hide. I want to hold you till I die Till we both break down and cry I want to hold you till the … Continue reading →

The flowers dry up in happiness The night fades into the day in joy The stars fall from the sky with a smile. But I am the happiest in this world. So friend, come to me I shall share my … Continue reading →

He knows how you smother the loneliness, He knows how you throw away all you have, He knows how you flee from this planet, But he doesn’t know how to stay. (“Måste vara två” by Lars Winnerbäck) She opened the door with … Continue reading →

And she cries in the night, Just trying to hold on. No one can hear her She’s all alone. This little girl closes her eyes And all that she wants Is someone to love. (“Little Girl” by Enrique Iglesias) He … Continue reading →

Friend, what is worry? Friend, what is pain? All you ever talk about is love – Oh friend, tell me, what is love? Is it just about pain? Is it just about tears? Is it only about sighs of disappointment? … Continue reading →

I know your image of me is what I hope to be, I’ve treated you unkindly But girl can’t you see, there’s no one more important to me. So darling can’t you please see through me, ‘cause we’re alone now. … Continue reading →

Romance and all is strategy, Leaves me battling with my pride. But through the insecurity Some tenderness survives. At times I’d like to break you And drive you to your knees. At times I’d like to break through And hold … Continue reading →

Inside my skin There is this space It twists and turns It bleeds and aches Inside my heart There’s an empty room It’s waiting for lightning It’s waiting for you I am wanting and I am needing you To be … Continue reading →

Lilt me your lips, our lost breath intermingling. Synchronize our silence as lazy hours ease by. Waft cocoa, hazelnut, cinnamon scents around me. Tremble with me in paralyzing pauses. I may no longer breathe without breathing you. (Judith Pordon) The … Continue reading →