Not much happening, but I'll give all of you a nice little video,
here. Internal poetry day was on thursday, so the monthly poetry was on then. I'll put on the four poems I wrote for it:
They wander around the world,
Ditzy like a moth,
And wonder why we treat them like confused children,
They mispronounce words,
Or even worse,
Make their own!
It’s pavement, not side walk.
You annoy us so much,
SO be gone ye scum,
You Tourist from the land of America
Nightmares and tears,
Life is short, time is loss,
And then no body tells me,
Until to late,
That poetry is today and not tomorrow!
Night creatures and shallow fate,
Dark things march upon the worlds of man,
But these dark things are no much,
In the horrors of the universal balance,
Then to the abominations of humanities has inflicted
Just so they can apparently raise us to be the best,
But the it’s all a hoax, a fascist facade,
But the only other fate,
Is to be viewed as a commoner by society,
But less then commoner,
To be a peon, in a land of quadratic equational masters,
Who really needs to know what a graph looks like in numbers,
So how to speak in languages all but dead,
But still society marches us towards the points,
And still doesn’t show us the point,
Of what they teach in secondary school.
As common as muck.
As fleeting as shadow.
Eight legs, Eight eyes,
They scatter at my hand,
And wander undaunted,
To them, giants run away,
But I can not see,
What is wrong,
With the common spider!
(They’re better then lawyers for one!)
Did you enjoy those? Yes, good. No, buzz off. Here is the saturdy writing:
And insomnia is the ghost of a scream. The clock tick-tocked on the wall, and all other things where silent> Not that Philip cared, life had already driven mad. Not insane mad but angry mad. He looked around his room, alone, again. His double bed was all but empty, he was to small to fill even half of it. He groaned at the horror of it, so he sat up and walked to the window and stared into the empty city. SOme lights where on and most where off. A car screeched around the corner. A blimp hooved above it all, the words:
Loyal thought is good thought,
Loyal lies are white lies,
Loyal truth is THE truth.
Another blimp moved past, only revealed by it's shadow passing of the first. Phillip smiled, the whole world obeyed the law, and in every shadow another enemy. It was all a lie of course, to stop the populice from thinking. The last time any populice had really thought they got Napoleon as their emperor. Phillip giggled at the thought.
"What you laugh at, Shorty?" Hissed a voiced from behind him. Phillip turned his head as a hand shot forth to his troat and pinned him to the window pane. He looked into the eyes of the attacker, the only part of his character's figure revealed beyond the clothes he, or she, wore. Phillip cursed under his breath as he felt a fist slam into and shot him through the window. Maybe he should be afraid of the shadows.
That one was based first on one book idea I've got, then a 1984 rip off and then a completly different book idea, which was is an odd way to write a story that would take about an A4 page. The second piece was based on some images of story cubes.
Johnny Johnny Jonhniton was a artist, thats all Frankie knew about him. Frankie kept bees on the top floor of the five story building. But seeing his room for the first time was completly different to what Frankie thought Johnny would have. It had lamps made of turtle shells instead of lightbulbs. The floor was replaced his concrete in some places, with footprints scattered all over it. Pyramids of maskes scattered here and there, one made of scuba maskes, one halloween, and another just alien maskes. Frankie gulped, he wondered where Johnnie was.
"What are you doing here?" Said Johnny's voice, Frankie looked around to see where he was.
"Up here, Fattie!" Yelled Johnny, Frankie looked up. Johnny was hanging from the ceiling from his wristes just above Philip, a frown on his face.
"What are you doing up there?" Asked Phillip.
"What are you doing down there?" Johnny Roared.
"Got your milk, and your door was open."
"It's only 8 am." Yelled Johnny, the midday bell rang on the church across the street. "Oh" Cursed Johnny. Frankie shook his head and walked away leaving the milk behind, stepping over crates with compass markings and miniture tear shaped fountains. He heard Johnny land on the floor behund him.
"Enjoy your day, you fat intruder." Roared Johnny, Frankie just shrugged.