Daily Literature Deviations for October 28, 2010

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Daily Lit Deviations for October 28th, 2010


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Poetry


Featured by: norui
anyone
the coils are all snapping out blue fires and birth claps
and i'm witness to sleepless unraveling
of mercurial ribbons
demagnetized
from an old molten inkwell
universe.
it had baled up the past in a photolytic chronograph
of timelines and conjurys and tiny heart-stopped miniatures
all spell-broken
down
in odd little moments - open mouths over empty tetsubin - watching frozen tines
in clocks
that seem to haunt the same ungodly hour;
at long last, they've come unfurled
fainting the phantom gallery
of weightless skulls
and lipstick buttons
and powder white magic stockings
and gloves
politely applauding
this version of Ending.
i will not mourn the colour-lines
that flow in wound-grooves and follow out gravity;
they're too soon, now, to remedy
anyway
and in the meantime
anyone
can love me.

"anyone" by spoems

A thought-provoking piece full of wonderful
images and feelings, haunting visions, and a beautiful
crafting of words into a complete structure.




Featured by the-photographicpoet
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Morning Repose by Fluxicity

The semantics and the use of form, colours
and sensualisation really makes this a profoundly
enjoyable read. Beautiful use of lexis and imagery.



Suggested by PoetsHand
Featured by Iluvocnj2006

Lighthouse RailingI am more a storyteller and less a narrator.
Unfolding the map of you, I spread it across my floorboards.
The polaroid corners are worn and no longer sharp.
Its colors have faded and bled to the borders.
What is an edge, but an entrance to somewhere we'd rather be.
I'm tracing our backroad route,
Remembering the speed limit I gave you to break.
My thumb falters around each curve.
Post card worthy pictures flash-flood my memory.
Regret seeps in through my fingertips.
I hear it fluttering in my tendons.
You're watching me and you know I know that.
Happiness is a place between You and Then and I can't get there from here.

LightHouse Railing by londonrey

Filled with a plethora of beautiful imagery
and seeping with elegance, this poem is surely
worth the reading. An excellent piece of art.



Prose


Featured by: Halatia
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"'til I look into your eyes" by fudgeandbiscuits

Rarely has heartache been captured so poetically.  
This nonfiction piece covers loss with a heart-wrenching
tumble of words, capturing acute sorrow with a stinging truth.



Featured by KneelingGlory
Any Love That Is Love Is Right
"My love for you is real," I hear myself saying, taking hold of her hand.
We are sitting alone in the parking lot, the air conditioning turned up full blast in the summer heat. I wonder if she's even heard me over the air because when I get serious about something I talk softly.
She has tears streaming down her cheeks, one hand clasping tightly onto her cross with the metal digging into her skin, and I notice that it's shaking like the earth did when Jesus died. I grasp her hand a little tighter and I say what may or may not be a lie, "It'll be alright."
She looks up into my eyes and I see all the confusion laid out like a map to her heart. She shakes strands of gold hair out of her face and releases her cross long enough to wipe the tears out of her eyes.
"I love Him, Minu." her voice is shaking worse than her hands, worse than her faith, and I don't think I can hold her together tight enough to keep her in one piece. I lift her hand to my cheek and press it against my skin. There are

Any Love that is Love is Right by KabieBaby

This short story brings into sharp focus the struggles
of people who are both gay and Christian. It is heartfelt,
moving, and above all human. Do read and share.






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