

ghost in her machine.i.ghost in her machine.
his inkblots look like dead bodies or
the diagrammes of sandcastles.
ii.
there is something painfully sterile about
the way she dreams in black and white
of rugged coastlines and breathing saltwater.
"go on," the doctor says, though she
hasn't said anything yet. she tells him
about how her one true love tastes like
mint, and he smiles and nods, nods and
smiles, pretends to note it on his clipboard.
iii
she doesn't want to be labeled
as a system error.
iv
she has


your hands are my religion.i.your hands are my religion.
before him, i never believed in a higher power or catharsis or purity or forgiveness, and truth be told, i still don't believe in many of those things but i sure as hell believe in being held, being loved.
with him, the closest i could get to a belief or a prayer would be a stifled "oh god-" cut off by his lips, quick and certain, destroying any faith before it could even begin.
after him, i would lie in bed and shake and wish that i could believe in something larger than myself, larger than the sky or a star or how his thumb brushed against my ear


Thank You, Slater.Listen:Thank You, Slater.
I used to go to the nearby campus coffee shop in the early evenings, armed with a pen, a blank notebook, and writer's block. The sense of loneliness was unspoken but well accounted for.
I always shared coffee-counterspace with the same boy, who never smiled or talked and who had a penchant for bedhead and argyle sweaters. He liked to lean back on his stool, balancing precariously as he read novels, and I liked to pretend I wasn't watching him watch me. We coexisted in quiet companionship, thrived quietly under fluorescent lighting which sometimes caught his thick-framed glasses.
His novels change
just an ID.

DaySomething's in the water and it's making people not make any sense.Day
To me it seems like every time I turn around there's a brand new king and queen sitting on a throne of luck or fate or skill or
whatever they claim to use to butter their toast in the morning.
Some things aren't so magical that they deserve a beautiful analogy
like a bullshit mural in a circular room I'm getting dizzy just looking for a way out.
I remember someone telling me that they've examined both &nbs
--
Do you believe in Rock'n'Roll
and can music save your mortal soul
and can you teach me how to dance real slow....
Sorry if that' weird.
D:
[link]
I hope you like it.
--
please stop by sometime
[link]
youarerighthereyouhavetakenthespaceoutofmywords
--
She has no heart but she dreams in old fashioned ways. - K.W.
I didn't think I would ever find your old account.
Well, hello,
beautiful.
--
make a map of what you see; direct pain effectively.
--
"My little old man and I fell out;
I'll tell you what 'twas all about,--
I had money and he had none,
And that's the way the noise begun."
thanks.
--
<caveatLECTOR>and jon beat me to uranus LOLOLOL
<concrete-surfer> your mom depreciates in value as she's traded
<intangebility> o man. pink is singing sweet dreams on tv atm, and madeline says "string trees are made of peas?"
-R
--
Ryan "El Zorrito"
--
Porcelain, are you wasting away in your skin?
Are you missing the love of your kin?
Drifting and floating and fading away..
Porcelain, do you carry the moon in your womb?
someone said that you're fading too soon.
Drifting and floating and fading away..
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