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Daily Lit Deviations for October 31st, 2013
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Poetry
Featured by: betwixtthepages
violence and orbitswe sign ourselves into cages:
this, sighing
the light from tunnels
the light from discarded idols
the light at my fingertips
you are the comet that shatters the earth
i grasp the ice and dust, not burning, not freezing
ways to reach
which encapsulate the sun
ways to reach that fuse people together:
words of blood flowers or poison
movement like knives
the taste of steel
slit dresses and metallic boots
holding together with light
alive
the stalagmites tell me
the calcite water tells me
the faraway ocean tells me
the naval ships tell me
something about cages
i pillar myself like strength at the edge of the water
your mask is cracking the sky like scales and chains
i and you watch the rush of a ma
"violence and orbits" by Atheshya
People come into our lives every day.
Some only stay for a little while.
Some we spend the rest of our lives chasing after.
Who Is Your MotherThere is no tired like new-mother,
rock-breasted, bleeding,
brand-new mother exhausted.
Sleep a while; please sleep a while.
I tuck your arms into soft fleece, mark the 'O'
of your tiny mouth as I do it, crook you
in one elbow. We are surely alone, and slip
into dreams, you and this woman
who is your mother, drowning together
in pillows, bed-sheets, down.
There is no fear like new-mother,
groggy, incision-pain, narcotic-haze,
frantic new-mother terror. Sleep
a while; please sleep a while.
My heart lurches -- stops -- breaks.
I jolt across the bed, scanning
your tiny face for breathing signs,
a twitch, a sigh. We are still alone
and when you move, I crook you back
into my elbow. Sleep a while.
"Who Is Your Mother" by fernknits
guiding the reader with punctuation
and pauses to a cozy and comforting end.
Prose
Featured by: Gingersanps
"cLock" by viralremix
Something about a character
having trouble with their art
appeals to me. In fact, it might appeal to everybody.
Featured by: Carmalain7
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"No Tomorrow for this Mad World" by AddoPluvia
A lament for reality.
Foreign Language
IIIJe rêve de vos doigts
Tempérant mon ardeur
J'imagine vos courbes
Où danseront mes mains
Je songe à vos soupirs
Sur ma peau qui palpite,
À vos pupilles immenses
Au bout de ce combat...
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"III" by Ninefiftin
From the suggester:
"Beautifully raw with a subtle touch of eroticism."
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