Cecilla looking over her sisters as they live their last few weeks.

(book based) mary after her first attempt

A text which explains her thoughts before being found in the bathtub.

Cecilia's diary with poetry.

I'm open to falling from grace. [LuxTrip]

cecilias last thoughts before her attempted suicide. in poetry form.

The boys sit in their tree house, contemplating their best portrait of the Lisbon Girls. Fond memories are conjured up, as they try to remember the girls whom they had loved so much. Please R&R.

Place onto me your burden. [LuxTrip]

Cecelia's thoughts as she's about to jump out the window. Told in the form of a poem.

This is either a prequel or spinoff of 'The Virgin Suicides'. It is about the effect of the girls' deaths on the lives of the boys as they have grown into men. Dont be put off by the length, please read and review. It got an A1 at University.

A poem about the last moments of Cecilia's life

I'm not sucking my thumb I'm staring at the sun. [Reflections of Cecilia]

And it's only you who can turn my wooden heart. [LuxieTrip]

Bonnie: in torment, lockdown, and peace.

What Cecilia was thinking on her first try. It's a cliched topic, but whatever. Rated for swearing and graphic-y-ness.

Cecelia, immediately after her first attempt.

Mary showers six times daily. Each time, she has a chance to die.

She’ll be like angels cast out of heaven. She’ll be like injured birds. She’ll be like snowflakes and raindrops.

She was everything and nothing; forever here and gone.

There’s a rickety porch swing in heaven, and the Lisbon girls find comfort in it and each other.

Cecelia dies, with thoughts of blood, fire and flying.

Even in lockdown, she wants to kiss him . . .

Girls in white dresses, princesses in a witch's tower. Boys who can't save them, who wait and watch.

What if the boys hadn't run? What if it wasn't too late... Some of the text is taken from parts of the book, which are owned completely by Jeffrey Eugenides. My first fanfic, please rr (and let me know if I should continue, and any suggestions, thank you)

Trip Fontaine, the golden boy, is jaded and gray. Lux Lisbon is dead, but she's never stopped haunting him.