could i go on about regret?We could probably shatter these honeycomb bones in exchange for healthy hearts, rip our half-shadowed skeleton masks to find blue and red veins, pulsing and moving in electric synchronicity. We could leave our filthy radiance behind for flickering dreams as the seasons inevitably change.could i go on about regret?
We move faster than time;
let's make the most of our human pitfalls.
freak implosions.Strangers, whom you know you will never contact again after the first day you meet them for whatever business, are easier to deal with if you know what they're dealing.freak implosions.
You've been taught never to take from strangers.
Do you listen? Nah.
So you take because it's given to you for free (because you have temporary connections), and really, who cares when you're feeling miserable and going nearly stir-crazy in the house that manages unintentional emotional sadism.
Going through the list of all the consequences, you realise you couldn't care (when you really do, and you know you'll regret this la
between the sea and fire.The boy often comes to this place of sand castles and fairy tales, a warped reality ( his own ) beyond the city of skyscrapers and urban decay. He comes here in loose-fitting clothing, smelling like woodsmoke and overripe fruit and a cigarette between his lips, even though he knows that he'll die a little early from it.between the sea and fire.
He will sit on the washed up shores of the coast in his clothes, waiting ( for nothing ) and uncaring. He waits until a quarter past 12AM, watching the bridge lights flare up like a combination of glass and pieces of the sun and waits for the flood gates to roar and screech, as the water falls out in a stream of m
eight. ALWAYS RUNNING.
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"It is stupid to say that computer games influence kids. If so, kids who played PACMAN in the eighties would today run around in dark rooms, eating white tiny pills and listen to Monotone music".
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