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AGE:
39
LOC: Southampton, PA
GEN: Female
LAST LOGIN: April 08
LOC: Southampton, PA
GEN: Female
LAST LOGIN: April 08
I love to write… I’m very sleepy (yaaaaaawwwwn!) right now, but I figured I should put something in here for the time being. Sorry. Anyway, I was saying, I love to write and I love to learn. That is the main reason I am here on Urbis. Figured I’d kill those two birds with that proverbial stone. Ok, gotta go to bed. I’ll make this better at a later date. Nighty night. :O
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She was talking in her sleep again. Most of it was murmurs and unintelligible moans followed by bouts of silence. But occasionally, the quiet was punctuated with lucid half sentences. "...go to sleep now..." It came out as a whisper. I wished that I could be in there with her. I watched her like this most nights, stoned on the lethargy of my new habit. Grasping at the pieces of her that she unconsciously gave me each night, I would go on like this for days at a time getting little to no sleep...
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I've been Going out of my mind, my love. I've been Going out of my mind. And I'll Try to give you the slip, my dear, If you Follow me too close behind. Welcome to my heart. I'm so glad to have met you, Please make yourself at home. If you're ready to start, Just tell me what you'll do. Then kiss me like a stone. I've been Going out of my mind, my love. I've been Going out of my head. And I'll Be the girl of your dreams tonight, If you'll Raise me up from the dead. Welcome to my heart. I'm so ...
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Madness creeps past in a black wool suit. A phantom who whispers cruel notions of utopia and steals reason from the sills of my open windows. But, oh! How fleeting is he who disolves into shadows when I fix my gaze. Naught but the savage, maudlin fancy of a deranged intellect.
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twist and turn go the fancy words, and play games with my head. as much as no words at all. fuck... FUCK! reach down my throat, squeeze until i'm senseless. make it hurt. please... this way i'll know it's indubitably happening. i grrrrrrowl and claw my way up your leg, a sweet and fuzzy kitten, just to get out and get back. a small dose of vindictive, and i feel better already! i smile and i'm desensitized. what? i'm sorry... what was that again?
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The plight of my comtemptuous existence is one of precarious self-loathing. I am regrettably unaware of my dilemma, therefore utterly wretched for it. I am a man ruled by demons familiar and attentive, whose whispers gently punish me And lead me to where they lie, desolate in murky cesspools of suspicion. Once or twice I curiously sought out the warmth and radiance emanating from a hopeful heart. I was blinded by the brilliance and ran fast to the intimate comfort of cold hands and flaccid fi...
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I enjoyed reading this! It's like reading a page torn from someone's diary... and your voyeuristic point of view is magnified because of that. It is simple and thoughtful at the same time providing a brief glimpse into your mind's eye.
Haha! I like it. I have to admit you caught me by surprise. I am fast becoming a big fan of reading and writing flash fiction and I understand that the point is to keep it short, but I would revise/add to that last paragraph before the dialogue, as it is a bit clumsy and feels rushed. I am bothered by the last sentence of the third paragraph: "It has never entered my mind." It is unnecessary and distracting. Overall, I think it is a good first effort.
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Ok, i don't like that the last word of every sentence is on a new line. I feel like I'm reading an email that gets all screwed up when you print it. I also have to ask.... is this about getting off on handshakes?
this is full of the stages of grief, but it just seems a bit unorganized and haphazard. i'd like to see this flow a little more because as it is, it seems like i'm reading two different poems about the same thing. i like your discriptive words in the first part, but the poem seems to become a bit overburdened with them. that abruptly disappears in the second part which throws me a little so that the weight of the phrase "amniotic tomb" gets lost. i would try to organize the flow of this diffe...
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