Blankly staring from the window
‘can I help you?’
she asks as she writes poetry for her mind.
They’re missing colours
her mind explains to itself
they come in black, white and grey
you’re the only rainbow here.
By directly looking in her eye they snap her back to attention
‘yes, you can’
she’d scream no if she thought it would work
Yet still it continues.
‘may I have…….thankyou’
and her heart pounds to an extent where her body can’t keep it
her dream state acknowledges the recognition
him…
Him…
HIM!
Cautiously she glances through the people
what if it's not.. but it's him!
but where is he?
that voice;
it’s coming as a miracle
but before her legs can leap over the window
he's faded to a memory
just
gone














Comments
i gathered some insight, however only you know the true extent..
are you coming to jess steds on saturday? we could chat then!
i would offer som advanced critique sadly i am neither advanced nor a critic so it would not offer such value... i fear that i may have averted my mind to such language as may have been more common in the past. however.
i still love my king. and i still love you.
so all is well,
what are you doing tomorrow?
i have a sore foot... not really sure what is wrong with it.. but i cant do anything including walk.. my mum says i must stay home tomorrow...
so i could absolutely do with a visitor?
anyway... that is all.
love jess
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Love is the Movement.
and today i promised to visit my aunt for a bit, but after that, i can come around, in the afternooin.. so maybe.. by then u prob wont want company. either way, let me know!
over and out.
zoey
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'As it seems to be accounted for, we will live gracefully and suddenly now. Goodnight.' - Anonymous
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How you spend your days is, of course, how you spend your life.
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'As it seems to be accounted for, we will live gracefully and suddenly now. Goodnight.' - Anonymous
the repetition of "him...him...HIM!" is good but the second time should probably not contain the same element of surprise and revelation that the first does. She has, after all, already realised that this person, either real or imgained, is there. I don't know if it was what you intended so please tell me if i'm wrong but the elipses and the jump from lower to upper case implies sudden realisation and i'm not quite sure if that same realisation should repepat itself so immediately.
Perhaps choosing a word other than simply "gone" to end it with? The one word thing works but only if you choose your words carefully. Try using something more emotionally indicacative of the situation, it would probably have more impact. If your not sure about that though, it does still work so there's no need, it would just be my personal preference, hehe.
That's all i can see for the moment. Good work, well done.
Chocolate medals all round!
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All matter is simply energy condensed to a slow vibration and we are, therefore, one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. We create our own worlds, yet are shaped by our connections to one another, from our love to our hate. We are one.
thanku heaps!
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'As it seems to be accounted for, we will live gracefully and suddenly now. Goodnight.' - Anonymous
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'As it seems to be accounted for, we will live gracefully and suddenly now. Goodnight.' - Anonymous
Great stuff.
As for the comment, glad you found it helpful.
"Always a pleasure, never a chore"
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All matter is simply energy condensed to a slow vibration and we are, therefore, one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. We create our own worlds, yet are shaped by our connections to one another, from our love to our hate. We are one.
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'As it seems to be accounted for, we will live gracefully and suddenly now. Goodnight.' - Anonymous
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