Lauren Suval
New poetry collection, Never Far Behind. Details in bio. 💙💜
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Lauren Suval
Change, Purpose, And How Life Comes Full Circle
I imagined it would always be sentimental to leave home, for real, for the first time, but considering the fact that I’m an extremely nostalgic person to begin with, the eight-hour move, for real, for the first time, hit a bit harder.
A Story About Rediscovering Myself In Ireland
On top of the mountain, I looked out at the deep green and specks of blue. I’d like to work on certain anxieties, but in that instant, I was grateful for the view. I was proud of myself for growing in the ways I have.
Coming Of Age In The Digital Age: A Psychological Peek Into ‘Eighth Grade’
“Just cause things are happening to you right now, it doesn’t mean they’re always going to happen to you.”
How Compatibility In Romantic Relationships Can Transcend Logistics
I think when it comes to practical concerns, we could certainly dig deeper.
Why People Grow Apart
It’s the hard realization that it’s too difficult to continue the friendship.
Marvelous Life Lessons From ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’
It’s always right to be our authentic selves and to follow our own path.
When You Leave Your Childhood Home Behind
Do you remember your last night at home? The home you grew up in with the familiar cracks in the paint and the squeaky sound of the stairs.
The Vulnerable Nature Of The Night
When the sun dips below the horizon and darkness fills the sky, I tend to think there’s a certain vulnerability embedded in the night.
5 Simple But Fun Ways To Enjoy Summer On A Tight Budget
Take musical drives.
This Is How A Stranger’s Instagram Feed Brought Me Peace
She didn’t try to always put forth her best and brightest. In between the inspiring lifestyle, she illustrated factors that were not at all Pinterest perfect.
Small Town Summers
hungry kissing by the water’s edge close to midnight, nowhere to go and nowhere to be.
A Brief History Of Embracing My Hair
After all, my sometimes-difficult-to-deal-with hair is mine.
Two Ships In The Night
Pieces of us are left there and there,
places we shared when we meant nothing to one another.
We were like two ships in the night, passing through and biding time,
waiting until we were both ready to stand still at a crossing.
The Problem With Vices
He stands on line at the liquor store, allowing the dreadful monotony wash over him like a startlingly bout of nausea.
It Was Never About Timing
It was never about timing.
It was crying in the car as the sun descended in the sky,
and peering at my red eyes in the bathroom mirror.
Rising Above Those Stress Days
But now and then, I like to remind myself – I need to remind myself – that I am durable. That I’m not unsafe inside my skin.
Autumn, You Always Come Back For Us
We breathe in nights that smell like burning firewood and chase days when the sun hangs high. Apple orchards and pumpkin patches bustle with crowds. Autumn sweets and spices play on our tongues.
A Meeting Of Past Lovers
His hand is intertwined with her hand. In such a sweet way. In a way that says, look at us, we are together.