My Proposal to Melinda by DJ-Chainbreaker, literature
Literature
My Proposal to Melinda
Oh I once had a dream that you tried to leave me,
I woke up in a cold sweat, I could not believe it,
I opened my phone, to send a sweet 'I love you' message,
But already had a dozen from you that glowed so perfect.
I once had another dream that you had cut your hair,
A sight I never thought that I could ever bear,
But in that dream I still sought to see you,
And I found you to be just as beu-
tiful as you were before,
No matter what, you're a sight I must adore.
Baby Girl, how many times may I say today,
That you are so gorgeous in every single way?
May I say it a thousand times, plus some extra few,
Just to have room to tell you
July 10th 2010.
In my room. Quiet. Writing for the first time in a while. It feels good to put the pencil to paper again, which is a statement that came to mind before I even grabbed my journal, when I was only thinking about writing. I don't know if that's good or bad, but I don't care either.
Some things aren't meant to be known, only felt.
And writing feels good. It's been far too long. Additionally I have a new keyboard, and the keys don't stick anymore.
So I'm looking out my window, at the trees and houses behind mine. It's the type of thing Bram Stoker would take pages and pages to describe. My neighbors behind us have some uncomple
My Proposal to Melinda by DJ-Chainbreaker, literature
Literature
My Proposal to Melinda
Oh I once had a dream that you tried to leave me,
I woke up in a cold sweat, I could not believe it,
I opened my phone, to send a sweet 'I love you' message,
But already had a dozen from you that glowed so perfect.
I once had another dream that you had cut your hair,
A sight I never thought that I could ever bear,
But in that dream I still sought to see you,
And I found you to be just as beu-
tiful as you were before,
No matter what, you're a sight I must adore.
Baby Girl, how many times may I say today,
That you are so gorgeous in every single way?
May I say it a thousand times, plus some extra few,
Just to have room to tell you
She thinks the poet is to blame.
She'll damn his words and then his name.
She thinks all poems are a crime.
She'll make him live between the lines.
She'll damn his words and then his name
and eagerly await the shame;
demand his head upon a plate -
she seeks to sentence as his fate.
She thinks all poems are a crime.
They tease with wisdom, then with rhyme -
a poet's final stab at wit,
they make of him a hypocrite.
She'll make him live between the lines
not knowing that the words he finds,
those shifting letters in between
can bring the lady to her knees.
Current Residence: DFW Texas Print preference: Legible. Favourite genre of music: Techno, Rock, Metal. Favourite style of art: Drawing, Photoshop/Digital Operating System: Cardiovascular, Nervous, Respiratory, Reproductive and several others. MP3 player of choice: A pair of light weight, carbon fiber headphones with a built-in zetabyte of memory: wish me luck. Shell of choice: Crabs are cool. Wallpaper of choice: Epic Digital Art involving some representation of entropy. Skin of choice: Uh... I'm not racist? Favourite cartoon character: Does Rayman count? The N64 version that is. The Wii version was very disappointing. Personal Quote: Best way to make a profit: "I'll give a penny for your thoughts in return for your two cen
Favourite Movies
The Boondock Saints, Pirates of the Caribbean, V for Vendetta, Knowing and Star Wars: no real order.
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
The Offspring, System of a Down.
Favourite Writers
Dan Brown, Harper E Lee, Edgar Allan Poe.
Favourite Games
DnD and other RPG's
Favourite Gaming Platform
A table: RPG FTW!!!
Tools of the Trade
Pencil, paper, my custom super-computer, and an ungodly terabyte hard-drive (of doom).
April 6th 2010:
A noble friend had let him stay in the cellar of his family castle, and he had been there, avoiding execution, for almost a year now. His tinkering and dabbling in such "pagan" devices have drawn the eyes of a few too many church members, and he had almost been captured in his former laboratory. Then those dogmatic fools burned the building to ash! His life's work was gone, and he was so close to his breakthrough. It took him a year to rebuild under his friend's temple and finish his research, but now it was almost complete. All that remained was the Test.
April 5th, 2010
And the banner waved above the brows of a hundred sweat drenched men, each and every one ready to die in defense of their home and freedom. The streets were more jagged than ever, splinterized by round after round of bullets shot from the massive magazines of automatic weaponry. They had no guns, but plenty of bullet wounds... and still they marched. They marched not under the order of some superior monarch or tyrant, but by their own volition. Every one of their men the police shot down was another reminder as to why they marched, and they did so unwaveringly into the night, when the streets were lit still by the flames