Would you still love me if you learned about the contents of the baggage of my life?
Would you pick up the bags and help me work through all the strife?
Would you still believe in me if I shrunk before your eyes?
Waste away to nothing,
Drop down to a sickly meager size?
Would you still think I was lovely if one day I lost all my hair?
If I was diagnosed with some form of cancer,
Something very rare?
Would you swim five oceans if one day Id drift away to sea?
Or after two would you give up,
Leaving only memory of me?
And what would you say if we grew old and I worsened terribly with age?
If I wrinkled and I wizened,
Woul
The whimsical games of our youth,
Now seem dull and slightly uncouth.
What once brought such joy,
Like a dearly wanted Christmas toy,
Now ceases to excite the mature mind,
Who's eyes behold gifts of a different kind.
Romance, and drama, heartbreak and pain,
Nothing is lost, yet still nothing is gained.
But, still this is all our hearts now yearn,
The innocence of childhood no longer burn,
On the fires of our mind's eye,
The one that's now unfocused on treasures that lie,
Embedded deep in the depths of your imagination and a sandbox,
But now focuses on ridding that sand from your socks.
As the sands drop to the time turners botto
I was reclining leisurely back into the stale smelling carpeted chair that occupied one corner of my compartment. As the train sped forward I watched the scenes flash by the window. Sometimes it appeared as nothing was moving at all, but now and again a nearby stalling car or an oddly shaped tree would break up the monotony of vague flashing green. I soon let the temptress sleep take over me, bathing me in the perfumes of the night. At least there was no vague flashing green in my dreams.
I awoke with a start to the sound of silence sweat drenching my body. Odd dreams I was cursed with. I gently let my muscles relax and my nerves ease, sli
When you stab me I still bleed,
I still breathe, when comes the need.
But despite these things,
All the while the pendulum swings.
The grounds below me the sky's above me,
As far as the human I can see,
Let it be,
C'est la vie.
And all the while the pendulum swings.
It lowers sinister in the light.
Despite all the things that are going right.
The earth may seem still intact,
But there unseen lies a crack,
Cause by some trifle act.
I'm still confused of certain things,
And all the while the pendulum swings.
My Comforter still rules the skies,
Humans around me still utter lies,
It's all painted there in those blue eyes,
The
Dreaming my life away? by Ink-is-blood, literature
Literature
Dreaming my life away?
Reach for the stars is what they always seem to say,
But for some damn reason I can only reach those stars half way.
As Nick Schwartz would kindly say,
I can't do anything more than in a half assed way.
Will dreams I have ever come true without drive?
And how the hell am I supposed to survive,
If I don't know how to make the dive,
Or how to strive?
If life is slipping through my grasp,
And I can't get up off my lazy ass,
How can I pass?
When the life I want needs a high resumé,
And I can barely claim my name,
Without shame,
How can I learn determination?
Is hypocrisy my damn damnation?
And how the hell can I reach the nation,
Your eyes swell; fit to bulge out,
Simple white noise in the ears.
It's a hazy world today.
Walking through a city full of smoke.
We prefer cheeseburgers over flesh here.
Everything is hard to think about,
It's not all up there; broken gears,
Moving inches taking years.
Blood like molasses in the veins,
Burning brain syndrome, going insane.
Personality locked inside,
Rancid breath and drained energy levels.
Welcome to Hell, the greeting at the gates,
Except here with teach Dickinson and Yeates,
Just another sleepless school day,
Zombiefied.
The Patterns of the Knife by Ink-is-blood, literature
Literature
The Patterns of the Knife
Cassius leaned his back against the cool of the sliding door's window and watched the rhythmic motion of the rain. It could be assumed by his demeanor that he was deep in thought; however he was lost somewhere far away deep in his mind.
Blood falling down heavier than any normal raindrop should. He was five years old again, looking with his virgin eyes upon pure carnage. Evil. He could feel it pressing down upon him, suffocating him. His mother ran past screaming for him. But she couldn't be, he reminded himself, she's dead. He was spinning in time.
"Mon fils, mon fils, tu es où?" she shrieked, but the sounds of rain and gunshots stifl
Current Residence: Better than yours Favourite genre of music: Rock & Broadway Favourite photographer: Deviant's very own: =truant Operating System: HP Pavilion (it's absolute rubbish) MP3 player of choice: Ipod (not that I could ever own one) Wallpaper of choice: Invader Zim, anything random from Google Skin of choice: Something shiny, with a lot of different buttons. =O
Favourite Visual Artist
Um. Undecided.
Favourite Movies
The Breakfast Club
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
AC DC, The Beatles
Favourite Writers
Douglas Adams, Robert Cormier, V.C. Andrews, whoever writes Rave Master, and Edgar Allen Poe.
Favourite Games
Uh... I dunno.
Favourite Gaming Platform
Game cube rocks my socks
Tools of the Trade
Pen and Ink
Other Interests
Writting, random crap, anything that catches my attention
So, I updated my gallery, because I just... got some ideas, and decided too! ^_^ I had this new idea, and I did a rough outline and a character mapping for it, and I'm really excited to kinda delve into it in the next couple of days. I'm trying to use a more structured approach with this one...
Oh I put up a story that I won a prize on. Check it out! (Patterns of the Knives) I'm pretty proud of all the damn editing I did to that thang!
Akasha doesn't like her current gallery. It's boring, and not updated in the least. Most of the writing is from seventh grade, and is unedited and crappy, and there are two pictures. Grrr. I really do need to update. That involves work though. >_< Damn!
I haven't been on here in a while. For at least a month or two. Uh, the big news is that my friend Emily and I had written a musical based on our middleschool/highschool experiences. The whole thing is from the perspective of a nerdy seventh/eigth grade student Irwin Wigger. The music is great. My lyrics kick ass. The script is... weak. I'm going to have to edit it about five times. But the real news, is the fact that the Summerfair Board approved it, and it's set that we're doing it next summer for Summerfair!!! Our stage, our little baby, is going to be performed. In front of real people. It's an amazing feeling.