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How easily it can be broken,
Fragile like glass or
a child's finger bone.
Slender and quivering in a cold grasp
Eyes milky white glass orbs
It isn't sympathy,
It's Fate, and it's blind ignorance to you
Waiting for a tweak / crack / snap
of pale marrow branches
To let you,
the fawn, frightened and
breathing warily
Know when to bolt from the hungry wolf
Faster
Even though we all know it's only
a pinch of salt
a wisp of smoke away
from tearing into you.
Fragile like glass or
a child's finger bone.
Slender and quivering in a cold grasp
Eyes milky white glass orbs
It isn't sympathy,
It's Fate, and it's blind ignorance to you
Waiting for a tweak / crack / snap
of pale marrow branches
To let you,
the fawn, frightened and
breathing warily
Know when to bolt from the hungry wolf
Faster
Even though we all know it's only
a pinch of salt
a wisp of smoke away
from tearing into you.
Literature
It is hard to be soft
Mom cutting Dad's hair in the kitchen. Feather voices
because they are discussing matters heavier than water,
jarring scrapes when they move the chair.
Tufts of hair fall, touching the
curved blade of ear. It is sharper, as are our brains,
than you think, even as
the night velvets. It pads alongside my cat,
who sits behind the laundry room door and makes old saxophone sounds.
I slip inside to touch
the kitten scruf of his neck.
How difficult it is, to definitively love or hate,
when everything is so soft.
From where I sit there are no windows
and except for drooping eyelids I would not believe
in the moon. Or in the swift autum
Literature
A spoonful of honesty
I fear that I have become so accustomed to tragedy that I no longer know how to live without it. And although the seasons change, they remain the same year after year. A scared, quiet girl sitting alone in a pastel painted cell, trapped by the knowledge of who she was, the dream of who she wants to be, with no idea of who she is.
We all lie, sometimes. Whether its to make excuses or to rationalise our decisions and situations, we all falsify our existence to get by. Ive fought what I am for so long now that Ive become everything I feared I would be.
I am the best thing my mother has ever done, and I have failed her. So who
Literature
The Umbrella Letters
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Umbrella,
I'm writing out of concern for your son Charlie. Since he first started in my class I have noticed odd tendencies in his behaviour. I know Charlie is a special boy, but the way these tendencies develop is beginning to worry me. He seems to be having troubles communicating with others. He rarely plays with the other children and does not respond when I speak to him. His writing is beginning to stray from the alphabet. Last week he even refused to partake in morning prostration! I took him to see the school nurse but he remained silent for the entire time and did not subject himself to examination. I therefore ask y
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beautiful, simple, captivating