The knife twists inch by inch carving flesh out while I watch unfeeling while the blood flows Numb inside living heart beats with each twist of blade sent further back in time Soul-surrender in flashes of fragments fleeting omens with no voice or meaning Just a flutter of raven wings laughter rings across the wasteland where all ...
Updated 11-14-2008 at 12:15 AM by Dark Muse
I just love this line from the Red Hot Chill Pepper song of the same name: True men don't kill coyotes. This is just an awsome verse that comes right before the line: Passion dripping from the coyote's eyes He can taste his blood An' blood never lies Pale face die
Working here at the computer store is an interesting hobby, and for a disabled man like myself, a ray of sunshine in a dark world. I can work here and they fully understand my limitations, and then work with me as I endeavor to climb that mountain that all depressed people know so very well. I have my moments when I wonder exactly what is going on with the minds of our customers. We do get our share of the odd and outré. Take, for example, our first customer ...
Where was I before? Ah, right, a lot to say then. Okay, where to start? Most recent first. Last week guess who escaped 3 times? Yes, Rocky. First 2 times his owner came to get him (his real owner, the older son, but when my neighbours complained to him about the dog he said it wasn’t his and it was “theirs”, he gestured in my direction but I think he was gesturing through me to his house because there’s no way that dog is mine and they know it, and that he was just coming to ...
Updated 11-14-2008 at 05:17 AM by Bluebiird
This one is answering... "Programmed into the human soul is a preference for the near and familiar and a suspicion of the remote and abstract." Is that true, in your opinion? Do you, like Thomas Jefferson, prefer the local and the familiar? Or do you like the efficient and the widespread? Do you like the fact that you can go into a McDonald's anywhere in the world and know what you will receive? Go to a Barnes and Noble and ...