Daily Literature Deviations for April 15th, 2013

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Daily Lit Deviations for April 15th, 2013


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Poetry


Suggested by: sincebecomeswhy
Featured by: betwixtthepages

Nightmares.I tend to sleep
clutching my chest
my head under a pillow
to keep the monsters
from escaping
I would rather have them inside
feasting on my intestines
then abandon them to the night
That way I at the very least
have something to keep me
company

Nightmares. by ghearradh

There is a subtle, intriguing sense of mystery to this piece
by ghearradh that will draw you in and keep you enthralled. 
The twist at the end will leave readers gasping, begging for more.



Featured by: SilverInkblot
judgementif you could see the bulletholes,
the brittle bones,
or if you could see me on a saturday,
with a cigarette between my lips,
a handwritten note clenched
in one fist, that contains
only a single word
goodbye
would you still smile
when you saw me on your porch
sunday morning?

judgement by alternativemeanings
A gentle lesson in perspective.


Prose


Featured by doodlerTM
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Of Birds and Wings by LadyOfSilver

An insightful and inspirational vignette
about destiny and the journey of life.



Featured by: SilverInkblot


His Big Break by SCFrankles

SCFrankles is always ready with a clever pun,
even when limited to six words.



Foreign Language


Featured by shebledgreenink
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Diese by pascal-prevost
The metaphor of music is a trite one,
but pascal-prevost uses it expertly in this poem.



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