time
there are times when you walk into a room of old faces, into a time warp. four years seem like ages ago now. so much growing since then. so much feeling. so much does not stay the same. but sometimes, you need to call upon what was once so visceral. what was once so vivid as a summer twilight.
Lauren Suval studied print journalism and psychology at Hofstra University, and she is a writer based in New York. Her work has been featured on Psych Central, Thought Catalog, Catapult Community, and other online publications. Lauren's e-book “Coping With Life’s Clutter” and her latest book, “The Art Of Nostalgia,” a collection of personal essays, can both be found on Amazon. She loves to be followed on Twitter @LaurenSuval and on Facebook @LaurenSuvalWriting.
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