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Monday, November 7, 2011
A View of the Bay
He smelled like wet earth
He moved, a dark cloud sweeping in from the ocean smothering homes in fog
But as he loomed his body touched mine and it was warm, hot, solid
Strong
He could easily throw me over his shoulder and carry me away
Not that I’d let him
Or that he’d have a place to take me
As my eyes searched the sky
The dark clouds he crept in with hung overhead
And lolling my head back down I caught a glint of tenderness in his eyes
This strength, this rotting log smell, the dismantling of my childhood love
It was savagely forlorn
He was the baited bear
I tried to speak but before I had words
The light was gone, extinguished by whatever was extinguishing him
I sat next to this warm body
Anger, pity, desire, nostalgia swirling in my belly
The butterflies of the broken spirit
I wanted to comb my fingers through his hair and pull hard with both hands
I wanted to pound my fists against his brick chest
I wanted to shower off the smell of cigarettes and misery
Or bury my face in it
I’d leave in the morning
It could all be quarantined, enshrined, fictionalized
‘Til then I sat up against the freezing night
Burning warmth pressing into my skin
Burning warmth seeping out
I, a vessel for our mingling concerns
He moved, a dark cloud sweeping in from the ocean smothering homes in fog
But as he loomed his body touched mine and it was warm, hot, solid
Strong
He could easily throw me over his shoulder and carry me away
Not that I’d let him
Or that he’d have a place to take me
As my eyes searched the sky
The dark clouds he crept in with hung overhead
And lolling my head back down I caught a glint of tenderness in his eyes
This strength, this rotting log smell, the dismantling of my childhood love
It was savagely forlorn
He was the baited bear
I tried to speak but before I had words
The light was gone, extinguished by whatever was extinguishing him
I sat next to this warm body
Anger, pity, desire, nostalgia swirling in my belly
The butterflies of the broken spirit
I wanted to comb my fingers through his hair and pull hard with both hands
I wanted to pound my fists against his brick chest
I wanted to shower off the smell of cigarettes and misery
Or bury my face in it
I’d leave in the morning
It could all be quarantined, enshrined, fictionalized
‘Til then I sat up against the freezing night
Burning warmth pressing into my skin
Burning warmth seeping out
I, a vessel for our mingling concerns
Friday, November 4, 2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Dear Gentlemen Who Attempt to Hit on Me:
You must have a firm grasp of at least one language (it doesn't have to be English; I understand others). This to me means using grammar that is accepted by a group of non-brain dead native speakers. Thank you for your time.
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