Bake at any time. Lick the chocolate from the bowl. Lessons from my Nan.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYBake at any time. Lick the chocolate from the bowl. Lessons from my Nan.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYShe’s a child of war. Stronger than a bomb with a lioness’s roar.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYAll smoke and mirrors, nothing concrete or real -Social Media
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYI wish the voices would pour from every orifice. Bleed from my bones and drain me of this illness.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYIf your thighs touch, don’t be scared. They are just kissing; it’s a love affair.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYHer blue eyes sparkle a little less than before. Adult life done right.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYEvery freckle, mole, dimple, and scar, shine bright in my body’s constellation of stars.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYTwenty-six letters, infinite stories to tell, nothing comes to mind.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYI wish I was on a jet plane, with my passport in my pocket and adventure in my veins.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYThis little black dress doesn’t hide imperfections. It shows off my soul.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYThe photo of me they choose to print when I die -Thoughts at 4 a.m
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYAlways hated maths but now I can’t stop counting self-worth in numbers.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYSticks and stones break bones but words ferment like poison. A slow, painful death.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYTravel through the stars with me in my nostalgic dream of summer nights, white wine, and sleeping under nature’s canopy.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYKiss my wine-drenched mouth and drown in drunk temptations offered by the night.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERYForever dreaming of a faraway place, where the sun melts my sorrows and blows kisses on my face.
DANIELLE MONTGOMERY