Daily Literature Deviations for April 10th, 2013

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Daily Lit Deviations for April 10th, 2013


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Poetry


Featured by: SilverInkblot
Translation (Traduccion)Her hips swayed, bailando,
and I held her en mis brazos.
We danced by moonlight, admirando las estrellas,
and the rest of the world faded a la noche.

Translation (Traduccion) by SurrealCachinnation

Three poems, in two languages,
for the price of one!



Suggested by: littlemoonboots
Featured by: betwixtthepages

Ocean Captiveplease,
awaken from this
captivity.

you’ve become a servant to the ocean,
obeying its every command –
succumbing to its demanding beauty,
hypnotised by the tranquillity.
waves,
       (rising and falling.)
waves,
       (falling and rising.)
you fragile, broken thing,
a beautiful golden fool –
your frame filling with
salt-water;
bones stiffening, skin wrinkling
blood turning blue.
you’re visiting the ocean’s depths,
welcoming the cruel world below;
but those lungs of yours are burning,
and those soft eyes are questioning –
so open
       (sapphire.)
so hopeful,
       (yet wavering.)
please,
you ocean captive,
open your eyes
and
swim to the top –
and breathe the air,
once again.

Ocean Captive by imaginative-lioness

The ocean is a master, and you've
become a willing slave--this is the
theme carried throughout this poem
by imaginative-lioness. The
metaphors and word-choice used
here will leave readers gasping.


Featured by: SilverInkblot

viper by prairiedaisy

A wonderfully serpentine
metaphor, with an ending
that bites in and doesn't let go.



Prose


Featured by doodlerTM
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The Green Line by LadyOfSilver

A tense and nearly frightening
story that unravels itself through
the shifty characters and plot.



Featured by xlntwtch
The RiftI walk under a bruise-colored sky.  I wait for rain.  It isn’t hard to understand that things change, but it is hard to accept them.  I remember blue sky and white clouds.  I remember the smell of snow at midnight.  I remember my childhood and haircuts and insatiable moxie.  I’m also aware of the aches that have started in my limbs and the restless feeling that arrives late at night.  I don’t sleep as soundly as I once did.  I don’t have nightmares, but I do not dream either.  The transition from night to day is a blur that I am no longer aware of.
Outwardly, a person like myself is described as feeling ambivalence, an inability to choose between modes.  I could only describe myself as ambivalent if there was indecision; can there be indecision if there is no desire to choose?  There is only a blazing rage beneath my skin, burning from the inside out but unable to ever breach the surface.  There is a de

The Rift by lalaith913

A strong vignette that'll raise questions
even while it answers them. The writer
takes us deep within the psyche in
a most interesting way.




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a super-duper congratulations to all the lovelies listed up here! :love: