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An afternoon on the swingsNow, arent you an odd sight? She placed her hands on her hips and gave me an odd look. What are you, my age? I couldnt say. You didnt tell me your age, but I wont be rude as to ask. Fair enough, she replied, turning around to address a small girl. Stop playing in the dirt. You know that Mom and Dad wont let you dirty up the house. Why dont you go play on the jungle gym?An afternoon on the swings
She turned back to me. Her little sister, she explained. So, w


Finally ListeningI think Im hearing voices. But not all the time. Just occasionally. They always start talking when I least expect them, at times that you wouldnt think talking isnt necessary. And Ive never figured out how to predict when theyll come. Its always random- a guessing game, and I bet they like it. The voices, that is. They like to see me worrying about the next time I begin hearing things.Finally Listening


Blackened Ash on Wooden FloorsBlackened ash on wooden floors, The darkness reaches through the door. Opens wide the soul and peers Into all your petty fears.Blackened Ash on Wooden Floors
Nothing better seems to come in death, Your dying shame veils your final breath. These shaking hands, they guide your pen to heart, Writing notes to those from whom you depart
And when the time comes, it matters not The goals in life that you have sought. You seem afraid that there are none, But no-one cares what you have done.
Nothing better seems to come in death, Your dying shame veils your final breath. And wi


All that Once was MineI once thought that A brain And a heart Was enough to get by in this world Where Id know everything there was to know About everything, and everyone, But I could put it into context Whereas those without soul have no context In their lives And they go around With empty knowledge And loaded brains With the one thing they dont know Being where to unload It all.All that Once was Mine
And then as soon As I stepped into school My brain became the center Of ridicule Turns out smart isnt all Its made up to be, You
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An afternoon on the swingsNow, arent you an odd sight? She placed her hands on her hips and gave me an odd look. What are you, my age? I couldnt say. You didnt tell me your age, but I wont be rude as to ask. Fair enough, she replied, turning around to address a small girl. Stop playing in the dirt. You know that Mom and Dad wont let you dirty up the house. Why dont you go play on the jungle gym?An afternoon on the swings
She turned back to me. Her little sister, she explained. So, w


Finally ListeningI think Im hearing voices. But not all the time. Just occasionally. They always start talking when I least expect them, at times that you wouldnt think talking isnt necessary. And Ive never figured out how to predict when theyll come. Its always random- a guessing game, and I bet they like it. The voices, that is. They like to see me worrying about the next time I begin hearing things.Finally Listening


Blackened Ash on Wooden FloorsBlackened ash on wooden floors, The darkness reaches through the door. Opens wide the soul and peers Into all your petty fears.Blackened Ash on Wooden Floors
Nothing better seems to come in death, Your dying shame veils your final breath. These shaking hands, they guide your pen to heart, Writing notes to those from whom you depart
And when the time comes, it matters not The goals in life that you have sought. You seem afraid that there are none, But no-one cares what you have done.
Nothing better seems to come in death, Your dying shame veils your final breath. And wi


All that Once was MineI once thought that A brain And a heart Was enough to get by in this world Where Id know everything there was to know About everything, and everyone, But I could put it into context Whereas those without soul have no context In their lives And they go around With empty knowledge And loaded brains With the one thing they dont know Being where to unload It all.All that Once was Mine
And then as soon As I stepped into school My brain became the center Of ridicule Turns out smart isnt all Its made up to be, You
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2: Five awkward love songs1. My Motions2: Five awkward love songs
Theres a radio In the corner of the room Turned on for some reason A song comes on that I cant stand But you smile because Its your favorite And I cant help but notice The vertical motion Of my foot to the beat.
2. My Plague
Change the channels On the radio, the music Is driving me insane Whiny love songs by whiny lovers Probably written in five minutes While lying half-asleep on the floor With some story of lost love Going through their mind As they scribble


3: Twenty-eight days of haiku2/01/093: Twenty-eight days of haiku
Long day of writing Eight-page long English essay Haiku brings relief
2/02/09
Half-frozen sidewalks Perilous journey to home Almost slipped and died
2/03/09
Anticipation Of the clashing of metal Blade striking at blade
2/04/09
Children shout Try to make them learn But they don't
2/05/09
Lonely eyes TV shows about Lonely love
2/06/09
Eyes try to Connect, but they just Stare right through
2/07/09
Bra


4: I Dreamt I Was an ArchitectWe were creative children. We liked to build, create, imagine. We liked blocks. At some point during our childhood, my little sister and I became the proud owners of a few dozen cardboard building blocks. Blue and red and yellow and green, such a plethora of colors we had at our fingertips. And they werent just colorful. No, we had different shaped blocks as well. Along with your normal rectangular prism, we b4: I Dreamt I Was an Architect


5: MessengerThe reflection stared back at me, intent to see something that wasnt there. But what? What was missing? Im still trying to find out. I splashed some water on myself, and looked back up. Still nothing. Walking out of the bathroom, I put on a shirt and shoes, and began walking to school. As I walked up the street to the high school, I averted my eyes down to the sidewalk. I did not want to5: Messenger


6: Chasing GhostsThe swing set was my best friend in elementary school. When I first arrived at Lincoln Elementary, at the beginning of third grade, I was the new kid with no friends. Every day at recess, instead of playing ball or running around on the field, I sat on the swing set, reading the fourth Harry Potter book, immersed in the pages. Eventually, I began hanging out with the kids who turned out to be my friends today, creating fake clubs, waging fake gang wars on other clubs, typical elementary school activities. But I always returned to that swing set when I just wanted to think. There was somet6: Chasing Ghosts
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.. l'enfer est d'autres personnes ..
Jean-Paul Sartre
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Yeah, I've done time.
You know those "DO NOT REMOVE UNDER THE PENALTY OF LAW" stickers on mattresses?
Yup. Cut it right off.
This is not a good thing to write, when an Italian girl may read your page!
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Everyone discusses my art and pretends to understand, as if it were necessary to understand, when it is simply necessary to love. Claude Monet
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But it's an important part of my bio. It's necessary information.
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Yeah, I've done time.
You know those "DO NOT REMOVE UNDER THE PENALTY OF LAW" stickers on mattresses?
Yup. Cut it right off.
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Everyone discusses my art and pretends to understand, as if it were necessary to understand, when it is simply necessary to love. Claude Monet
MY BLOG [link]
Because, I mean, if someone was trying to give me some lasagna, and then saw my biography, then they'd be all, "Oh, I can't do that, he hates lasagna".
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Yeah, I've done time.
You know those "DO NOT REMOVE UNDER THE PENALTY OF LAW" stickers on mattresses?
Yup. Cut it right off.
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Street photography is NOT a photograph of an empty street, traffic lights or graffiti. If you want to find out what street photography is really about check out the The Yard Collective [link]
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Yeah, I've done time.
You know those "DO NOT REMOVE UNDER THE PENALTY OF LAW" stickers on mattresses?
Yup. Cut it right off.
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