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Nightmare: Romance, etc.Nightmare: Romance Movie Screen ViolenceNightmare: Romance, etc.
Dream girls feel sidewalk rage in short skirts tall boots and sharp under-wires
holding up digging in deep purses for lipstick pepper spray and loose tobacco in fingernails yellowed
smiles just like those old magazine clippings kept
under the bed from fingers exploring
possessing caressing their long hair
the breeze those branches
brushing
gently
at car windowpanes high-speeds chasing a breeze
that winds through corners and smiles
back she's
by ~yeatsgrave
UntitledI. MidsummerUntitled
They say God's heartbeat rolls as his chest hits the sky and the warmth of his skin meets with cold clouds like metal springs poked through a mattress Raging sparks form like defibrillator pads pressed to his bosom as the wind yells clear!
God comes to life with many great booms and pops and the danger of fire huffing frantic after a deep grey comatose sinking silent &nb
by ~yeatsgrave
G U TGUT*G U T
My soul turns into a tree, And an animal, and a cloud bank. Then changed and odd it comes home And asks me questions. What should I reply? -Herman Hesse
I believe
by ~yeatsgrave
RomanceWe hold hands and undressRomance
our personalities for the night
Let our secrets go And the morning wears off slowly like waking from a dream until the afternoon with our coffee and breakfast
where it is business as usual You on your side of the table me on mine The coffee stronger
than the means we use to sweeten it
The fog outside floats in from the harbour We step out the door to the street and pull our coats on tighter
by ~yeatsgrave
Random Favourites
...Our Women And ChildrenThe Captain stood and he stood well, he stood tall, like a man with gun in hand, like a real man would, he stood. The Captain spoke, of the strength of men and the weakness of mankind, he spoke he spoke he spoke to me, he woke me up (again!)....Our Women And Children
We stood, we all stood, we heard the Captain speak, we stood in line, line after line, all packed together like a neatly folded shirt in a neatly folded box, we listened like all good boys should.
The Captain strode up and down, up and down like an elevator, up and down like a mountain, up and down like a ship at sea he strode, he looked like Napoleon as he rode across the Alps,
by ~r-mitchell
How to Revise or CritiqueHow to Critique Creative Writing / How to Revise Your Own WritingHow to Revise or Critique
aka Questions We Ask
aka ALL MY SECRETS
Critiquing and revision use similar skills, as revision involves self-critiquing. Therefore, to get better at revision, it’s necessary to critique other people and to read critiques other people give. Once you’re used to evaluating work that you have no preexisting emotional attachment to, it’s easier to look critically at your own work.
As a note, this guide is only a guide, meant to help those who have no clue how to critique and/or revise. It is not the set in st
by ^SparrowSong
UntitledDo not love me if you wouldst be untrue and love me falsly do not I pray you. If thou would be false in your love for me unrequited I wish my love shall be. But if your pledges to me are not mist I give to thee my rose, which crystal kiss'd.Untitled
by ~jerkgentry
A Critical Essay Concerning...A Critical Essay Concerning Itself (In Seven Parts)A Critical Essay Concerning...
Part I: Overview
The primary subject of A Critical Essay Concerning Itself (hereafter called simply Essay) is its own self-analysis; hence it is a deeply introspective work, and it is in this light that we must consider it. Indeed, some might argue that Essay is concerned with nothing else, though deeper inspection reveals this is not quite true. (Consider, for example, the section on Critical Reaction, which deals with a response to the essay rather than the essay itself. That these two constitute the same text should not be held against the aut
by ~bbd127
untitled: most compelling title I came up with
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