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Daily Lit Deviations for November 8^th, 2013

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Poetry

_{Featured by: Nichrysalis}
Dissonance of Distance pt.1sideways stares slide out of eyes
    nervous at your non-presence
towards where you should be
                           would be
                   (but maybe not today)
vibrations all self-contained
                     and resonating
with your   justified   deliberations
echo in& in& in,
                     fear runs deep
                    (that sounds cliche)
&trust is weak under external pressu
Dissonance of Distance pt. 1 by lameboat

<sub>A well-constructed poem with concrete elements
where the poet's fine word choice adds to the experience.

Featured by: hypermagical</sub>
SpellbookStep one page forward.
No returning to
Could've, Should've, Wanted to
Wishes.
Those are thinly masked expressions of
regret
or
missed opportunity.
Wish for then, when, to be-
It creates a sense
of
longing, desire and purpose
unseen.
Spellbook by Kalilac

<sub>A message of hope: we should aim for a bright
future rather than dwell on the dark past.

Featured by: SilverInkblot</sub>
If You're Going to Write a PoemIf you're going to write a poem,
stop hiding behind words like mine and personal.
Give it to the world, open ended-
tell them, "I made this for you,"
because you did, even if
you won't admit it.
If You're Going to Write a Poem by MattVoscinar

<sub>A lesson many poets could take to heart.

Suggested by: haphazardmelody
Featured by: betwixtthepages</sub>

Haiku by days-be-strange

_{days-be-strange blends sunset and
death beautifully in this haiku.}

Prose

_{Suggested by: mirz333
Featured by: LionesseRampant}
:thumb298155785:
The Paupers Who Saw the World by Ravenswd

_{Suggester says: “This is just a sweet piece that
takes an unexpected twist. I love that the end leaves
a bit to the reader’s imagination”}



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