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February 2nd 11:59 pm i sparkle.
i'm SEXIST
cruEL to ANIMALS and small children FUCK YOU hate and remove me.
February 7th 8:30 pm goodness gracious me.
something found: & go to unpuppet.com, because i've redesigned it and it's astonishingly awesome.
February 9th 1:38 am sun fickle/fun sickle
oh yes. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes.
oh i'm very tired. my eyelids are slipping
i love the way people contrast out their pictures to hide their flaws
i also love the way people take a photograph off another site fuck it. i'm going to bed.
February 19th 2:44 am ghost
February 23rd 5:56 pm on the burning of her "She will suffer what? A quarter of an hour at most?" the inquisitor asked, wiping his mouth with his filthy napkin. "What is that to the eternal fires of hell!"
February 24th 7:51 pm words >> wounds My thoughts are as swirls drawn on a picnic table with a wet finger. I sometimes follow thoughts back to where they originated, and that one came from nostalgia. The fan was on last night, making the apartment sound like Cairns, where fans are forever on. I could get up and walk outside in bare feet if I wanted, and it would be hot, and humid, and heavy with the aromas of flowers I couldn't name and didn't care to, and water would drip from the century-old fig trees and I'd scatter the red seeds covering the ground under them. I'd cross the train tracks and Old Smithfield Road, and a bus would go past every half hour and it would stop, seeing me sitting in the gutter and thinking I was waiting for it, and I'd get on it even though I hadn't been. I'd have with me a notebook with painted green swirls on the cover and record nowhere conversations had by old ladies, and envy their camaraderie and the ease with which they thoughtlessly answered one another. I'd get off at the esplanade and sit at the very picnic tables thoughts are drawn on with wet fingers. Tourists and kebab stalls and mimes pretending to be plaster statues, and I loved it when the tide was in because it covered the ugly mud, and I loved it when the tide was out because I loved the ugly mud, and in it the crabs and birds that were invisible unless they moved. I'd go from mirror to mirror, and to the library and the mall and the movie theatre. I'd bump into people I knew, and meet my mother at the coffee shop for spinache linguine. And the whole time I wasn't scared, and wasn't cold, and knew where I was, and that I could go home any time I wanted. I feel ruined because I know it will never be the same again, but I still want to go home. I want to take you with me, so that it isn't ruined, just different.
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