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This is one six nations i will never forget. What a game we played today! It was intense and amazing.
After 61 years Ireland has finally won the grand slam! Unbelievable. in the last 30 seconds wales kicked a penalty. I was on my knees praying they'd miss. If they had achieved the penalty they would have won...but they missed!!
Congrats to the Irish Rugby team you did us proud today!

Innocence tossed away like your tank top
His words were sweet and convincing
My alcoholic warnings
Were not enough
To change your mind
As I walked out
Leaving you
With this sweet stranger
The morning wakes with a quiet moan
Head pounding
Sore beneath the sheets
Beneath the belt
Your innocence is forever lost
As is my love
For you,
My love

Why is anger so intense?

I have the pleasure of living with my best friend. We've been friends since the second grade, and I don't know how to get through my days without her. Needless to say, if anything ever happened to her, I would personally hunt down whoever had hurt or offended her and by the time I was done with them, they would regret being alive.

I have been absolutely furious all day today because of what happened to her last night, and quite frankly I could ...

Quixotic dreams we dream
Weaving webs of love and sadness
Adrift in unimagined fields of fervor

Resistance is futile,
Though real;
Real like the love which
sails the seas unrequited and wasted.

The age of lyricism
Abates and dissolves
Into unspoken words;
Unadorned with poetic pasts,
corroded with impure verse,
swollen with weighted time.

Time is but a measure
...

So I was reading someone's poem earlier, about a Waltz- can't remember who wrote it now, but I'll find it - and it brought back a memory.

Once upon a time, in a City (Atlanta) far away (not really), there was a Ball.

It was a GREAT ball, even if it wasn't a real ball. It was in a ballroom, with a string quartet, and the tables were candlelit, the light was dim, the food was excellent, everyone looked beautiful in their gowns and suits...

And there was ...