Tuesday, January 26, 2010

What Do Delta Gammas Do For Initiation

you. Travel Travel

* And when it comes in my fingers I
n'mens not
I swear it's about you
Maybe a bit much sometimes
But we must not * why do worry

was the first Once he took his guitar. I'd never seen him play before. Sitting there on the couch watching the night through the window, I heard him start to reel off the notes next to me. Everything was calm, all was well. I shook my full cup of tea a little stronger in my hands and I put my head on the top of his shoulder. I was cold, I wanted to stick me against him, but he had his guitar against his body. So I contented myself with it, the touch of his collarbone against my temple.

"Play me a tune," I said, "play me a tune" and were the first words we spoke for a long time. Words that broke not silence but an extension.

Then he started singing and I closed my eyes. Her voice was a little hoarse, a little forced. And notes flowed over the strings and echoed over our heads.

But I kept my eyes closed.

When at last I looked, there was another woman in his hands between his words, between the forms of his guitar.
A ghost in his words.
A silhouette in her pupils.
Another body under our bed.

He sang for another, and that's how I understood.
I started to cry.
"It's beautiful," I told him, "" How beautiful " and hoped his words back to me.

But the notes were flying over our heads and night came slowly through the window. His voice was choked
.
And I was gone.
I was already a stranger.
And my tea was cold.

We have not had sex that night.
I left the next day, without a word.
Everything was finished on a song that was not written for me.

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Velveeta And Rotel Pasta On Commercial



* Return of lyricism ... haem *

I knew a sailor on the streets of Noyes. He had moored at the foot of my desk, the anchor stuck to the ground, staring into the skyline. His tongue was held in travel by the thousands, he untied my top and affixed a taste of freedom. Her skin was carrying salt from the seas, his hands contained only crevices, canyons, the wind blew her mouth very large ocean and spent my nights sleeping in the sand after its fed my hair dreams.

I knew this Marine of Noyes Street and took his boat coming over the bar. Her lips were still traces of spice, still stuck with honey and orange flower water and filled my belly with exotic species as a fuel.

I met this sailor in the street Noyes. We left the street to take his sailboat. And on top of the mast I have no seasick I discovered the world and outdoor life. I'm not afraid of anything and I contemplate the distant lands devastated, fields of loneliness that I abandoned for those long ropes and words that frivolent with the waves.

My story is not falling as I trip even
sea to sea from city to city

from port to port.

Monday, January 11, 2010

Diabetic Breakthrough Cure



Thursday, January 7, 2010

Alexia Texas Bleck Gaj

Incidentally I have a problem ...

Beautiful things for me, I know not to say.
Scratch my crusts that, okay, I can do. But beautiful things
not want to leave.

I tried, for real.
But it's still there.
No need to exorcise all that good.
And beyond that, I find too immodest to spread happiness.
is too direct, too personal.
I have no problem in general to tell the raw, to take the words as fists. As
punches, but not like hugs.

So it's not that I write more or I say more nothing.
I just do not know how.
I have made attempts. Who
not give much.

"Something has changed and I have nothing calculated.

It started ... It started with one drowning.
Clinging to a bar before holding on to his hand to cling to his neck clinging to his arm to cling to the railing to hold on to the door hang on to the handle (because I knew what to do) to cling to his lips (because m ' showed what to do) and thus cling to cling to the bed sheets to hang his curtains hang on the phone cling to my desire to cling to his words to hang on to his skin again and again his hand to cling to our fears to cling to hopes of clinging to the sky hold on to a scent to cling to him in my life, I am now hooked to a t-shirt that is not mine and I do not know much except that it makes a whole bunch of hooks which I cling to it no answers. "

Laboratory, so ...