January 2012
6 posts
30. silver flies buzzing; through the solidity of the ocean blue; dividing the waters with a white tail; the sound echoing for miles after; disrupting the uniformity of the incomprehensible.
Jan 27th
29. clarity dissolving; graying; clouding over the hopeful horizon. evershifting— momentary blip.
Jan 26th
28. Plunging into the Endless blue Punctured with Wisps of white Tangling my ankles Soothing my soul Gleaming Springtime within winter
Jan 26th
27. big grins browned cheeks mussed hair with salt and sand laughter is the essence of you
Jan 20th
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Jan 5th
Distant Heartbeats: Travelling Book. →
booklover: distantheartbeats: I’ve decided to finally make good on my promise of a travelling book in the new year. These are The Rules, or rather, how it’s going to work. I am picking two books I want sent round — The Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa and Written on the Body by Jeanette Winterson. I love them… Definitely in :) This will be fun! I’m in.
Jan 5th
December 2011
3 posts
Dec 7th
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“But I do go in for books. I love to own books. Though I read few books twice, I...”
– Joe Bennett, Beside Lovers (via bookoasis)
Dec 7th
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Dec 5th
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October 2011
3 posts
Wait, There Was a Real Sherlock Holmes?
lettersandlight: To get you ultra-ready and inspired for NaNoWriMo, literary expert Celia Blue Johnson—author of the new book Dancing with Mrs. Dalloway: Stories of Inspiration Behind Great Works of Literature—has a few behind-the-scenes anecdotes to share about those classic novels we know and love. What tale will you someday tell about the origin of your bestseller? We’ve all experienced...
Oct 28th
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Oct 28th
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And the Publisher Said, “Faulkner, You Don’t Have...
lettersandlight: To get you ultra-ready and inspired for NaNoWriMo, literary expert Celia Blue Johnson—author of the new book Dancing with Mrs. Dalloway: Stories of Inspiration Behind Great Works of Literature—has a few behind-the-scenes anecdotes to share about those classic novels we know and love. (Here’s Part 1.) No, you didn’t misread the heading above. William Faulkner’s publisher...
Oct 28th
September 2011
3 posts
Seed Words 4
alluvial thoughts trail down my spine  divide, conquer pool into a lake then turn around my raptor tearing at the flesh releasing weightless molecules
Sep 10th
Seed Words 3
Forget your concessions I ascent from the gates Lift beyond the stowage of your terminal entreats Leaving your weight behind I will summit the heavens squint at the brightness as my brain recieves less oxygen high
Sep 10th
26. dig deep, reach far savor the fear delight in the space, the glow.
Sep 10th
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August 2011
15 posts
25. Fire burns through the barriers. Leaving ashes in their wake. Unfortunately, the barriers kept out the optimism, the idealism. Without such barriers we will be helpless to resist the whims of hope and goodness. It will surely be a bitter travesty with no known end. One cannot say if the fire was man’s doing—arson. There are those few that believe such positivity will induce...
Aug 16th
24. Just breathe and allow the breath to take you. To wrap you in its airy folds and curl between your toes. Let it fill your veins and blow great puffs of magic into your mind. just breathe.
Aug 16th
23. I crave the tangible to hold my work in my hands and weigh its success on the faces of those it impacted. I crave something tangible with higher stakes and faster action something filled to the brim with urgent  passion. I desire embodiment of the tangible the courageous and the critical. I desire more than an educated success.
Aug 16th
22. pale faces altruistic hopes pitying children of browns and tans endless paper bureaucracy success of those developed and educated
Aug 16th
Aug 11th
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22. green eyes penetrate fully with black lashes sensually turning the other cheek
Aug 11th
21. I smile as her electrified breath rises from my lungs to my lips
Aug 11th
20. Don’t touch anything she said You’ll muck it up I don’t know how but you’re always filthy I hide my hands behind my back ashamed at the quality of which I am generally most proud You’ll never amount to anything with filth like that What would people think?
Aug 11th
19. ink stained fingers unknowingly leave ink stained prints on the door prints that break my very soul with every glance
Aug 11th
18. her ringlets bounce like tight springs bobbing in the wind, buoys radiant fibers brush the curve of her slender neck she laughs effortlessly with abandon holding a tiny ginger cake
Aug 11th
Seed Words 2
This game is safe for all ages within reason with supervision with warning decals. Probe the dangers as you play, slide across the board. Since when has learning through mistakes become the enemy? For your seed words, click here.
Aug 10th
Seed Words 1
There is a limit to my telemetry On the electric water that drains though a single iron valve. How can I look beyond my orbit, my signal
Aug 10th
17. let your imagination abound pass through the looking glass and drop down the rabbit hole imagine a better world of purple hesiphants and rubber houses bouncing towards the sky.
Aug 10th
Aug 1st
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16. The break in the storm, lonely drops fall intermittently  from the balcony  above.  Birds cry out, using the pause to rejoice. Greens brighten, come to life.
Aug 1st
July 2011
2 posts
15. bursting energy flying colors aching head too full to compute the everlasting grin.
Jul 26th
Geeking out about starting my travel blog! →
Jul 26th
June 2011
1 post
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Jun 1st
April 2011
3 posts
“Nobody tells this to people who are beginners, I wish someone told me. All of us...”
– Ira Glass (via nefffy)
Apr 28th
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14. Today, I will be ready. I will exceed expectations,  fulfill my checklist,  run farther than I have ever run before. Today,  I will push myself right over the edge and then back. Today, I will succeed. I will not stop until I am finished. Until I have reached my goals. Today, can be one of those days. Today, can be great. And it will.
Apr 12th
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13. Wandering and waiting Waiting and wandering the vagabond’s life endlessly continuous time infinite loop dissatisfaction repeat.
Apr 12th
March 2011
18 posts
12. The specter of history raises up from the dead. Carrying with it the others. The ashen, burned, and sick. We clamor away, running, fearing for our lives. We know the history. We know the tales. Yet today is different. But is it so very different? Some of my reactions to and fear concerning the radiation levels currently in Japan. This may be exaggerated of course, but fear and imagination...
Mar 15th
11. It is without bounds that I know I am here. Softly. Lightly. The air moves around me letting me know I remain solid. The dust glitters. I remain. Ultimately confined in this state. Infinitely dissolved.
Mar 15th
I float. I float about the world with eyes closed and heart open. I drift through time and space like a leaf in the breeze. The natural forces do not constrain me, I know no bounds. It is within this miraculous sphere that I am free. I am dispersed. via The Places in Between
Mar 15th
10. Mechanical bulls. Mechanical dogs. Mechanical plants. Mechanical bugs. Mechanized world. Where are we headed?
Mar 13th
9. Rectangular boxes stretching towards the sky immovable.
Mar 11th
Mar 10th
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8. Purple dinosaurs. Soaring overhead. Couched in between, My love and I, Dream wistfully Of joining them.
Mar 10th
7. to and fro here we go tumbling forward, backward and— stop. Blissful slumber embrace me longer.
Mar 10th
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6. Lolly Lolly lappigo lolly fried and green with no one to see the secrets, ergo upon ourselves its own. lolly lolly lappigo lolly
Mar 9th
5. Soft shadows casting light and dark allowing mystery to be born in the darkest of crevices providing reality to something less dimensional.
Mar 7th
4. Floating duck upon the stream dipping and diving the world is but a dream.
Mar 7th
So, let me get this straight...Charlie Sheen can...
Mar 7th
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3. Smiles a million running across the floor pique and frappe hush little ballet
Mar 6th
2. pitter patter drops-a-fall fresh and clean impurities washed away.
Mar 3rd