Author: Daniela Sordillo

Daniela Sordillo is a seventeen-year-old student from the UK who writes poetry to help her make sense of herself. She is currently in the process of publishing a book of the poems she's written in the past year entitled "Red Jacket," available soon on Amazon Kindle. She's obsessed with tea and make-up. Constantly tired and cold. Generally happy and smiley -- sometimes not. Trying to see the beauty in everything. Loves taking selfies. Find more of her work on her DeviantArt page. Her collection of poems, Red Jacket, is now available for purchase on Amazon.

Gambled by Daniela Sordillo

Posted on Dec 20, 2014Feb 12, 2019 by Daniela Sordillo

I gambled, and I’m still trying to decide Whether I won, or Lost. I lost a decaying cadaver. Let the flies and maggots Thrive on its putrid flesh. I thought we would last forever. But our descent to madness Snowballed faster than We could stop it. So we fell Further and further into ourselves, Away […]

Solace Seekers by Daniela Sordillo

Posted on Nov 20, 2014Feb 12, 2019 by Daniela Sordillo

The solace seekers search for something that will help them escape. On hands and knees with their magnifying glasses. They scour the Earth, Ripping their eyes out so they dangle from the optical nerve — ghouls that wander at night. They think they will find solace this way. But I have a secret: Solace doesn’t […]

Red Jacket by Daniela Sordillo

Posted on Oct 12, 2014Feb 12, 2019 by Daniela Sordillo

I saw you today. You looked different to the last time I’d seen you. You looked different. But as we sat upstairs on the cold concrete floor, You still looked the same. Your eyes still burned with that ferocious intensity as they did when you were seventeen, And it broke my heart when you couldn’t […]