Sidewalk Prophets Make Me Broken Novels & Stories

Worship made me blind. Now I see. Now I take. Now I become the kind of man who doesn’t break. Because broken things don’t bleed. They cut.

Something that couldn’t be wiped away with a few words or a single victory. “You’re not welcome here,” I said finally, my voice colder now, stronger. “This is our time. You have no place in this world anymore.” The Prophet’s eyes darkened, his face twisting into something like a smile, though it was devoid of warmth. “You think your time is now? You think you have control of this world? You, the broken one, the bondbreaker?” He stepped forward, his shadow stretching longer than should have been possible. “I don’t need followers to tear down what you’ve built, Seraphina. I’ve always known how to manipulate fate. And fate... has a way of breaking even the strongest.”

I want her to know that there is still someone who will always be there for her, I want to be that someone whom she can always lean on when she is broken, that someone whom she can walk with when she is too afraid to walk alone. I want to be that sister she has never had and I want to play the role of the elder sister she has always seen me to be. Now that I am here with her, I will make sure to help her get back on her feet again. I will always be there for her in her darkest moments, this I promise with my hand on my chest. Jessa’s POV We arrive at Notting Hill exactly thirty minutes later and I decide to have a nap, the jet lag getting to me.

"Did you try to silence her?" "No!" Marcus protested right away, his voice elevating in tone. "I didn't harm her." I promise I didn't. However, I felt hopeless. I promised her I would do whatever it takes if she remained silent. I vowed to... to reconcile, to set things right in some way." Ethan's eyes slitted his amber stare intensely. "Set things, right?" How do you specifically address the act of killing an unborn child? How can you repair the trust of someone who cared for you? His tone was piercing, each word slicing deeper than the previous one.

"Ella, don't take your anger out on the baby. Please?" Zachary probably thought I'd change my mind, so his face was full of sincerity. The spectators started whispering and pointing at me. "Young people these days are so difficult to please." "Exactly, it's a human life after all." I was suddenly surrounded by judgment, trapped with no way out. "Everyone shut up!" Leave it to Ava to silence the entire crowd with one shout. "Love watching drama, do you? Fine. This man cheated during his marriage, kept a mistress, and had a child with another woman. Tell me, would you stay with a man like that?"

Breathing. But no longer broken

I never held my hand out and asked for something free I got pride I could roll out for miles in front of me I don't need your help, and I don't need sympathy I don't need you to lower the bar for me I know I'm Superwoman, I know I'm strong I know I've got this 'cause I've had it all along I'm phenomenal and I'm enough I don't need you to tell me who to be Can someone just hold me? Don't fix me, don't try to change a thing Can someone just know me? 'Cause underneath, I'm broken and it's beautiful I'm broken and it's beautiful I'm broken and it's beautiful I'm broken and it's beautiful

And I stood there in my black shirt and ripped jeans like a lost ice cube. But I wasn't embarrassed. There was something going on here. Not like… magical or divine or whatever. Just a vibe. A promise. Like: "If you're broken, you can be hot and broken here." Yeah, I could get behind that. I breathed in some air. Fuck Creed. Fuck my history. Fuck the ache in my chest. Let it throb, if it had to. I wasn't going to kowtow to it forever. If only I could draw sunlight towards me—even if it were faked-out neon lights off a whiskey glass—I would. I was going to let Yuki in again.

"You're a parasite." The Echo laughs. ***And you're a scaffold. This world will eat you last.*** It dissolves into the sludge, leaving behind a single, pulsing word etched into the ground: *RUN*. --- **The Fractured Prophet** Veyra's tent reeks of antiseptic brewed from bioluminescent worms. She bandages her hand, her movements sharp. "The Forgotten have seen this thing before. In the cracks between timelines. It's a leech... feeds on unresolved grief."