I do most of my commenting on my other account...
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But most, if not all, of the work will go here


NauseaHow can thisNausea
Gargantuan universe
In which we are
Both but specks
Be so small
As to make us
Both so huge
If only to To each other?


Affirmative1.Affirmative
Fleeting moments
First kisses and just-missed opportunities.
2.
Science classes ditched
for clandestine little jaunts into not-so-far-off places.
3.
Drunken evenings &n


All your thoughtsAll your thoughts And hopes And fears Are just about made clearAll your thoughts
By an outward facing Claddagh ring Worn proudly on your finger
Like a wedding band betrothing you to life.


UntitledThis summer Im in love with the world The sights, the sounds The greens, the bluesUntitled
Just like these days Twelve months since
Made by playing Hide and Seek
in grass more open than our souls
Its words washing over you Collide into one Behind eyes that close With bliss


What I Found on Wooden SlabsGraffiti. Most notably "Class of '64" etchedWhat I Found on Wooden Slabs
into one forlorn corner, "September 10, '79 / Marc was here"
penciled on another, and one more which just said "1988" -- generations whispering amongst themselves in lewd remarks scrawled thick with purple permanent marker.
A remarkably correct sketch
of Fred Flintstone, winking, I think, at me, or at something beyond.
A swastika, a swastika, a large swastika, which was crossed out and connected to an arrow pointing towards "CHRIST WOULD NOT DRAW THIS!" scribbled on the edge.


Quiet NeighboursCurtains pulled, lit up some nights: but no ones ever sitting outsideQuiet Neighbours
an infant stroller upright in the frost-thick grass, growing mould next
to a wire clotheshorse; both been there weeks, though someones still mowing the lawn
around the concrete slab, marking where the apple tree fell with autumns storms
and gave rise to an occasion to plant
commemorative rose bushes
all twisting branches, wearing only leaves now their season has passed,
but who wants to see roses  


Measured in YearsEliza is six and theres something unusual about the morning. The day seems to have forgotten to wake up. Its black outside the windows except the silver pools the streetlights leave on the pavement. She can hear a faint, familiar noise: her parents alarm, an ongoing stacatto rhythm that usually ends just after it begins. She goes downstairs in feeted pajamas, one warm thing in the dark house, one pink smudge in the somber white living room with its vaulted ceiling. She sees her mother sitting on the sofa in her nightgown, part of the pale triangles that lace the shadowed room.Measured in Years
Eliza stands in the center of the
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♥ Kate ♥
A system of morality which is based on relative emotional values is a mere illusion, a thoroughly vulgar conception which has nothing sound in it and nothing true.
~Socrates
I'm not really new though, technically.
I've only just made this account to put up some work rather than on my old account where my friends would see it. I'm very particular that way >.<
So, if you get any comments from [link] that's me
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♥ Kate ♥
A system of morality which is based on relative emotional values is a mere illusion, a thoroughly vulgar conception which has nothing sound in it and nothing true.
~Socrates
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