
Tag: spear dad
Prompt: Given The Hour
time never stays still, never looking back, just trudging along
roses spill our from beneath you, but you don’t turn
are you immune to destruction? or am I too weak?
sunlight casts shade over hands grasping, clawed and desperate
nails long and sharp, messy locks tumbling onto your shoulders
the flowers have stopped rejoicing, the brown pines stopped echoing
trails of laughter have long since fallen into the river, into your nothingness
all I want is that hour back, are you selfish? like the dogs that jump in the grass, and never bringing prey?
you forge forward, ignoring my pleas. just one more hour,
one more “I love you”, one more withered flower presented with smirks
give me an hour, to fall asleep kissing under
fog that rolls towards us, littered with maple leaves red and gold in the moonlight
hide us, quick, before you come to redeem yourself
why do you continue progressing, when all we want is for you to wave to us
and see your smile one more time?

nice places to live in
- abandoned castles
- cottages in the forests
- manor houses by the rivers
- towers by the sea
- tree houses on undiscovered islands
- ancient hidden libraries
- caves behind waterfalls
- lighthouses
- old grounded ships
- stilt houses on the mediterranean sea
- former farmhouses in the meadows
- botanical glasshouses
- forgotten locked apartments of dead people from 1920s
- attics that belonged to unappreciated artists in paris
- backstages of ballet theatres
- old hotels from eastern europe
- colorful cottages with rose gardens

prompt 998
People don’t do right because of the fear of God or love of him. You do the right thing because the world doesn’t make sense if you don’t.
—Dorothy Allison, Bastard out of Carolina


So I was at Otakon, briefly migraine’d (the Imitrex WORKED for once!), and dressed as Pidge Gunderson.
An absolute darling of a Lance was giving out blue roses and cheesy pickup lines. I didn’t get your name, whoever you are, but… kid, you don’t know how much that actually meant, in terms of personal symbolism popping up in an unexpected place. I want to keep this on my bag forever, but I also want to keep it safe somewhere.
Remember, sacrificing people starts with you!
(receiver of sacrifice up to personal discretion)

Jenny Holzer, Times Square Marquees, 1993.
I’ve reblogged this before – but um…the ever relevant
“Óðinn as mother: The Old Norse deviant patriarch,” paper just appeared in my brain to raise another question:
“What happens when the Deviant(s) sacrifice themselves to themselves?”
Done deliberately, what does that do to group solidarity? Doom it, enhance it?Or perhaps perform an even stranger Operation?









