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i used to love bedtime fantasy books.
i would lay awake at night,
dreaming of writing magic.
i loved the feeling of peace,
wonderland and unsolvable
riddles and hopeful morrows—
i think what was so addictive is
the way i knew that i could choose
every word, every happy ending.
"the end" was too painful,
only when my eyes were heavy could i
finally scribble that ultimate phrase.
and i'd never finish.
fifteen years later and i've
only increased my ink usage.
rivers of the sticky blackness,
every mistake, all my brittle,
volatile emotions and choices
enveloped in the words that
ripple across my papers.
the rivers grow,
living on inside of me until
only broken promises remain,
vile truths and insufficient lies.
every word becomes ugly.
help me.
aberrance poisons fairy tales,
never to return to goodness.
departure is permanent.
please.
my every action is meaningless,
and i have no motivation or feeling.
going to confess couldn't help.
i would manipulate my tale. but
can't you see i'm slowly drowning?
that's
when
i
awoke
to
a
wrung-
out
fairy
tale.
i would lay awake at night,
dreaming of writing magic.
i loved the feeling of peace,
wonderland and unsolvable
riddles and hopeful morrows—
i think what was so addictive is
the way i knew that i could choose
every word, every happy ending.
"the end" was too painful,
only when my eyes were heavy could i
finally scribble that ultimate phrase.
and i'd never finish.
fifteen years later and i've
only increased my ink usage.
rivers of the sticky blackness,
every mistake, all my brittle,
volatile emotions and choices
enveloped in the words that
ripple across my papers.
the rivers grow,
living on inside of me until
only broken promises remain,
vile truths and insufficient lies.
every word becomes ugly.
help me.
aberrance poisons fairy tales,
never to return to goodness.
departure is permanent.
please.
my every action is meaningless,
and i have no motivation or feeling.
going to confess couldn't help.
i would manipulate my tale. but
can't you see i'm slowly drowning?
that's
when
i
awoke
to
a
wrung-
out
fairy
tale.
Literature
Knock of Sorrow
Sorrow fills the square-nest; Clouds obscure skies.
Reapers-kiss parts your presence; the heart hurts.
Floppy folds forever gone; I yearn you.
Banes shadow steals your essence; Ghost be gone.
The howl is haunting; the barks are silenced.
Rest in peace; Nostalgia knows our bouts.
Heaven hears my hail; Life begins again.
Let's go; Faust you're forever my friend.
Literature
The Tea Room
All mishaps begin with a simple choice. The choice doesn't always directly follow with consequence, however the stage has been set. And once on stage, one can either fumble through their lines, or they can follow them with pride towards their unavoidably fatal end.
This choice was made entirely by accident.
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I sat in her bedroom. I was more scared of her than she was of me. She looked at me shyly. She was sweet, humble and not least of all adorable. I broke her heart; all for the girl on the phone. 'Will he join us?', her friend best friend asked over the
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Emotions
Anger is the burnt orange embers of a burning paper, crinkling into crumbling ashes.
Sadness is the soft paleness of a grey dove feather floating upon a puddle of water, smooth but alone
Despair is the too inky midnight, vivid violets subjugated by light devouring swirls of ink, bleeding every which way they drip.
Happiness is clear blue of a sunny day, with wispy clouds and teasing breezes, sprinkled with light laughter
Calm is the foamy teal of the sea beside the shore, rippling back and forth, drawn by the inconsistent moon and its pull
Elation is a spunky yellow, a miniture sun bouncing off the walls Love is a sea of red, cool red and
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wow, this is quite incoherant. i apologize.
written for [link] , LITplease contest "writing about writing."
messages:
- read down the left side.
- read the bold.
- read the first letter of every line plus the words that vertically follow.
written for [link] , LITplease contest "writing about writing."
messages:
- read down the left side.
- read the bold.
- read the first letter of every line plus the words that vertically follow.
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THAT'S TOTALLY AWESOME!