Daily Lit Deviations for February 13th, 2012
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Poetry
Multi-layered mythology in less than fifty words.
The author employs impeccable rhythm and warm,
brittle longing to imbue each word with the
power of hundreds.


Redshift Theory
Thirteen with an abrupt fondness
for poignant promenades
alone in the dark.
The deafening lull of cicadas
roaring and rustling soundly
between heart and brain
as the hormones ran a circuit.
Through your suburban homes I spied
a line of televisions
all reflecting blue.
Shortwave frequency,
no goals in sight,
no ambitions, no hopes,
no dreams.
Just smug complacency,
far from the red,
the dullest light,
the cheapest thrill.
Relativistic Doppler,
no night sojourns
into zero gravity,
no jettisons from orbit.
Just wiling away,
waiting for the universe
to cave in on you.
Per the suggester: "There's usually something
sharp in the criticisms teens find for the world,
but not often do adults go back to those years
and refine the edges of young observations. This
short, well expressed poem does just that."
Prose


A Dream in the Desert
They had lost everything in the fire.
The wreckage lay behind them, sending off the occasional flare of smoke and light whenever the fire stumbled across another canister of fuel. As soon as they'd crawled to safety, Aidan had remarked that, at the very least, they still had their lives.
"Will that be enough?" Finn muttered to himself now, dragging his eyes away from the crumpled remains of their ship. For a second, he let his eyes skim near the sun. It sagged above their heads, groaning as it struggled to pull its heavy, swollen mass toward the horizon. Here, below, the planet could do little but succumb to its lightwhite and scathin
The suggester writes: "A Dream in the Desert"
opens up several questions, and puts in just
enough detail and loads of imagery to let
you figure what happened all on your own.</sub>
A quaint and somewhat creepy story that
really plays with the reader's mind as
to what's going on in the plot until the ending.
From the Suggester: "Strings is a perfect
vignette - short, reflective, and engaging."
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.: The Ballard of Eiy'ra Haiz :: The Gunslinger :: Stationery :.
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I made my song a coat
Covered with embroideries
Out of old mythologies
From heel to throat;
But the fools caught it,
Wore it in the world's eyes
As though they'd wrought it.
Song, let them take it,
For there's more enterprise
In walking naked.
Yeats.
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