Daily Lit Deviations for January 29^th, 2010</u>

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Poetry

_{Featured by teenyxtinyxtina}
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"a child's nostalgia" by erinyx
<sub>erinyx paints a vivid and near-perfect
vision of childhood as it envelopes the reader in
this world of rich memories and distant longings.
The fantasy is weaved into the text, making this poem
feel like one is reading a fairytale, only better.



featured by: TheBrassGlass</sub>

"Walking Velvet." by mixdown
<sub>If ever there were a parallel between poetry and
street photography, this would be it. The imagery is
well depicted, the rhythm more than reminiscent of
a bustling city. There's also a heart-stopping message here.


Featured by: RunningBear5858</sub>
Pretending to be Grown UpShe's sitting on the dirty bed,
dragging from unlit cigarettes.
Her fingers are curled into the
pillow.Her eyes rimmed with
smudged black eyeliner
and her lips a red smear
shes puffing imaginary smoke
rings into the the reflection in
the mirror.
She maybe thought she  loved him,
yes those words might have passed
her parted lips. But they can't be
held against her, she was under the
influence of lust.With his dark
smouldering eyes and mischevious
smirk. And his crisp white button down
shirts that are now patterned
with her lip print kisses.
She glances with hooded eyes at
the steamy glass door of the shower.
She can faintly see the outline of his
body, muscular and masculine.
A faint blush rises in her cheeks
and she wraps the thin coverlet
closer around her body.
Her toes are painted a bright pink
and seem too innocent to belong
to a body that did what she just
did.
Her stomach feels hollow, like
she just ate a huge dinner of nothing.
She places on hand above her
navel to mak
"Pretending to be Grown Up" by MessyMistakes
_{An beautiful poem that weaves the story of a girl
who feels she is too young to have such grown up
experiences. Therefore, she "pretends" to be grown up in
different ways. Intriguing language and gorgeous imagery.}

Prose

_{featured by: choirsoftheheavens}
making loveWe made love. However, the world was not ready for Love so we had to put her away until they could understand.
"making love" by aMidnightMasquerade
<sub>Sometimes less really is more. A story told
with few words, but the depths of meaning will
keep you rereading it for minutes on end.


suggested by skyeconnelly
featured by julietcaesar</sub>

"Love as Paranoia" by dreamsinstatic
_{This philosophical non-fiction piece shines
a new light on the idea of love and gives rise to
some new thoughts for readers about its
complexities. Well-crafted and elegantly written,
it is sure to spark discussion.}



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