quokka
Well-Known Member
My Dearest Lolcti,
I despise the way your name lingers on my tongue — Lolcti — sharp as glass and sweet as sin. Every syllable feels like a betrayal of my pride, and yet I whisper it in my thoughts more often than I care to admit.
You are my greatest irritation, my most exquisite torment. When you enter a room, the air itself shifts — colder, heavier, charged with something that tastes almost like destiny. I pretend to roll my eyes, but secretly, I’m holding my breath, waiting for your gaze to cut across the room and find me, just once more.
You make fury feel like art. You make hatred feel like longing.
Every argument we’ve ever had is a symphony — you, the cruel melody; I, the fool who keeps returning for the next verse. I’ve tried to hate you properly, I swear I have, but every insult I throw at you only tightens the knot between us. I dream of strangling the thought of you, yet I wake each morning craving the sound of your voice.
Lolcti, if this is war, then let me surrender — not because you’ve defeated me, but because I no longer wish to win.
Yours in spite and in longing,
Quokka
I despise the way your name lingers on my tongue — Lolcti — sharp as glass and sweet as sin. Every syllable feels like a betrayal of my pride, and yet I whisper it in my thoughts more often than I care to admit.
You are my greatest irritation, my most exquisite torment. When you enter a room, the air itself shifts — colder, heavier, charged with something that tastes almost like destiny. I pretend to roll my eyes, but secretly, I’m holding my breath, waiting for your gaze to cut across the room and find me, just once more.
You make fury feel like art. You make hatred feel like longing.
Every argument we’ve ever had is a symphony — you, the cruel melody; I, the fool who keeps returning for the next verse. I’ve tried to hate you properly, I swear I have, but every insult I throw at you only tightens the knot between us. I dream of strangling the thought of you, yet I wake each morning craving the sound of your voice.
Lolcti, if this is war, then let me surrender — not because you’ve defeated me, but because I no longer wish to win.
Yours in spite and in longing,
Quokka


