

C u b e dBreak her to fit in your cube- 6 inches by 6 inches by 6 inches. -Perfect Australian crystal box- Fold her this way and that until she succumbs crumpling into four pre-measured corners.C u b e d
Pocket your 3D square. Carry it everywhere and display her to the world. Show only the face that appears in the window pane: decorative, faithfully superficial.
Never open the lid. Don't let anyone know
that there is something more inside. Something not cube-shaped nor sphere-shaped nor cone-shaped not cylindrical or pyramidal. Somet


Newly FoundThe rays stretched to me like amber ribbons, curling slightly just at the edge where they had been cut loose. They wound through the bleached skeletons of birch trees, slick as the razor wisps of cigarette smoke. It seemed as if they were caressing my face, slim fingers that traced the edge of my jaw lightly, ever so lightly, barely grazing the fleshy meniscus of my ear. My eyes closed and I could still sense that they were there, fading, dying, but somehow still strong. Abandoning this life to resume in another. They swept the sky of clouds, deftly dusted them under the horizon, leaving them to be rediscovered in the morning. The ember hazeNewly Found


BuriedHe lay in his grave, unmoving, uncaring, soiled sheets rumpled and pillowcases stained. He let the music bury him, take him in and crush his fragile shell. It flowed over him like water, penetrating every crevice in his body, every thought, every thing it could touch it burned. The song was the worst choice, but this is what he wanted. He embraced the pain; he wanted to know that he was capable of feeling. After it had happened, he felt so numb. The world disappeared and he tried, God he tried, to pull it back but it resisted until his limbs were numb also. The sun pierced into the room, through the curtains, ripping his vulnerability to shreBuried
This fight started by ~nakira on December 5th
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I am often afraid. But I am never a coward.
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