i'm so an aunt in less than two months
ps; dont forget about the clocks
10.30.2005
10.25.2005
10.20.2005
a winding road gives faith
A Winding Road Gives Faith
One star shines above
the heads of children, spraying its
rays of north through the sky,
sea blue and dark.
Like rabbits in the night
their eyes burn bright;
but run away from
headlights that are their Fate.
Oh moon! Oh stars! Oh rock
that plays his role of holding up
the loveless. They sit and stare.
All silence! Bring your righteous
being among their hearts that
are so loud. They don't know how.
Coffee burns the ripe lips of
adolescence, holding cigarettes -- such
poison! Under the star that
reminds them they are of course,
alone: like hair of different
length and color, eyes of different
size; they were so much
wider when they were Pure.
Innocence! Come like a breeze
from childhood homes, instill in them
what they once had and lost.
They yearn for your child-like presence,
to close their eyes and clean
their mind and give them trust.
Can they fail to put their faith
into what is vast and noble?
An echo of the lightning's thunder, a
promise for rain from above...
Jaws of sharks can't bite too hard to
break these bones; religious
tongue can't overcome all of their
doubt. They cannot hear.
They dream of freedom from this
Fate, run like stampedes from a
fire. Stars! Give them light, they are
in darkness. Among the millions like
themselves, swarm of flies around
the food, they are alone in their heartbreak.
The smell of another winter
congests the air of an October. Beasts
of illusion wait at their bedside,
infecting their sheets -- so cold!
Oh warmth of hopeful youth,
sit beside us on this rock. The
screams of birds soar from our
hearts; they try too hard to fly.
Lyrics of distrust assume the worst
of us, accuse us of false calamity; we
were only hiding from ourselves.
Our hearts ache, we have lost our
god. All rays of starlight, ignite the
One star shines above
the heads of children, spraying its
rays of north through the sky,
sea blue and dark.
Like rabbits in the night
their eyes burn bright;
but run away from
headlights that are their Fate.
Oh moon! Oh stars! Oh rock
that plays his role of holding up
the loveless. They sit and stare.
All silence! Bring your righteous
being among their hearts that
are so loud. They don't know how.
Coffee burns the ripe lips of
adolescence, holding cigarettes -- such
poison! Under the star that
reminds them they are of course,
alone: like hair of different
length and color, eyes of different
size; they were so much
wider when they were Pure.
Innocence! Come like a breeze
from childhood homes, instill in them
what they once had and lost.
They yearn for your child-like presence,
to close their eyes and clean
their mind and give them trust.
Can they fail to put their faith
into what is vast and noble?
An echo of the lightning's thunder, a
promise for rain from above...
Jaws of sharks can't bite too hard to
break these bones; religious
tongue can't overcome all of their
doubt. They cannot hear.
They dream of freedom from this
Fate, run like stampedes from a
fire. Stars! Give them light, they are
in darkness. Among the millions like
themselves, swarm of flies around
the food, they are alone in their heartbreak.
The smell of another winter
congests the air of an October. Beasts
of illusion wait at their bedside,
infecting their sheets -- so cold!
Oh warmth of hopeful youth,
sit beside us on this rock. The
screams of birds soar from our
hearts; they try too hard to fly.
Lyrics of distrust assume the worst
of us, accuse us of false calamity; we
were only hiding from ourselves.
Our hearts ache, we have lost our
god. All rays of starlight, ignite the
corals of this sea, daybreak is near.
-nicolesimmen
10.16.2005
RMR
falling stars
do you remember still the falling stars
that like swift horses through the heavens raced
and suddenly leaped across the hurdles
of our wishes--do you recall? and we
did make so many! for there were countless numbers
of stars: each time we looked above we were
astounded by the swiftness of their daring play,
while in our hearts we felt safe and secure
watching these brilliant bodies disintegrate,
knowing somehow we had survived their fall.
do you remember still the falling stars
that like swift horses through the heavens raced
and suddenly leaped across the hurdles
of our wishes--do you recall? and we
did make so many! for there were countless numbers
of stars: each time we looked above we were
astounded by the swiftness of their daring play,
while in our hearts we felt safe and secure
watching these brilliant bodies disintegrate,
knowing somehow we had survived their fall.
- Rainer Maria Rilke
10.14.2005
owe
Just one minute ago
I had quarters, four
They were worth something, yes
But they are gone
Now I sit here annoyed
I am still hungry, my stomach
All because of the V.M., yes
It is a thief
Three minutes to go
I can get out of this room, hot
My throat it hurts, yes
I am in pain
10.08.2005
saterdays
slightly removed
so for the past few weeks i've been chillin with the baxter family, that came from australia to visit pete. it was good times showing them around... ontario... haha. heres some pics!! they left today to go back to australia and i'm sure gonna miss them! and i cant wait to go visit you guys there when we do.
so for the past few weeks i've been chillin with the baxter family, that came from australia to visit pete. it was good times showing them around... ontario... haha. heres some pics!! they left today to go back to australia and i'm sure gonna miss them! and i cant wait to go visit you guys there when we do.
so yeah other than that i've just been trying to keep up with school and work. i've been doing okay so far but i'm currently coming down with a sickness that causes a really really sore throat, sneezing, and sniffing. thanksgiving is tomorrow i'm so excited for all the food!!
peace&love losers
10.03.2005
xtopher
and then he held up his right hand and spread his fingers out in a fan, and i held up my left hand and spread my fingers out in a fan and we made our fingers and thumbs touch each other.
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