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emily-fay-d
American Abandoned by her family at a young age, Miss Fay was adopted by selkies and raised in mermish splendor until the age of fourteen, forced into the world of education. She was rescued from this terrible fate by a handsome centaur and returned to her lake only to find that the selkies had long since moved to a different lake. Miss Fay was reunited with her adopted family after a perilous adventure over the Rocky Mountains toward the west coast with the assistance of a tiny and brash unicorn and a foul-mouthed kneazle. / / She now spends her time writing to amuse her selkie parents and a djinni to which she is indebted. / / I can be contacted at rudewords.tumblr.com, all future poetry will probably be submitted on rude-words.deviantart.com
I went to bed with a Ghost tonight, he slid in by my side-- all gentle-like, all lovely hands, that held me, long and tight. I went to sleep with a Ghost tonight, I lay here in his arms-- a wisp of a kiss, a loving caress-- his touch so warm and right. I fell in love with a Ghost tonight- he says nothing at all- just holds me close, my lovely Ghost, and wards away the sky. I left my Ghost alone tonight, away from his touch. He leaves me, too- at dawn, too soon. Alone, I face this petty light.
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Aug 21, 2011
Aug 21, 2011 at 2:10 AM UTC
I went to bed with a Ghost tonight
a hug from you is just text on screen. an online "thing" how many do you give?
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Apr 16, 2011
Apr 16, 2011 at 11:08 PM UTC
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it is devastating I should know this by now depressing, even, to speak to a man. because he flatters you and makes your heart beat-- thmpthump, thmpthump --until it beats for only him. but sometimes, I think, he only likes me when he is drunk, or perhaps he is just very shy sober, but he is still amazing. even so, I am left alone at the post office, with letters that are filled with hearts that all returned unopened.
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Mar 25, 2011
Mar 25, 2011 at 7:31 PM UTC
Enthralled Woman
It is not fear that grips me when we are so high in the sky, above the clouds, yet beneath the sun, where people are molecules, and buildings are ants.
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Mar 4, 2011
Mar 4, 2011 at 6:34 AM UTC
Airplane
There are countless words I can use, my darling, an infinite number, to describe my adoration for you, but none are adequate. I would build up a mountain for you, my darling, using only dirt and a spoon, and I would tear it down again, if only you asked. I would fight for your freedom to choose, my darling, if you so desired, and I would create countries in your name, just say it is so. I would create new words for you, my darling, for none truly can describe my love, and you are so worthy of new and beautiful things, only wish it so. I would write encyclopaedias for you, my darling, containing pages of my admiration, and my devotion toward you, to tell the world, simply order me. I would create an altar at which to worship you, my darling, made of gold and ivory and dazzling gems, you are worth all expenses, worth all my faith, just deem it be. You do not even realize it, my darling, but you are so perfect, so utterly gorgeous in action, so kind and gracious, but so small in confidence. If only, my darling, if only you could love yourself the way that I do, so utterly and completely; just say the words, my darling, and I will follow you.
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Feb 20, 2011
Feb 20, 2011 at 6:41 PM UTC
Darling -- A Love Poem
the world is a stage but here i am the critic a cold beer and smile. life is quite easy written in english haiku we're not symbolic. it feels like summer but only inside my thoughts i think i'll skip class. it all dies right here responsibility loss **** i hate that word. i mean it has like six syllables in one word **** ******* haikus. but you know they're fun easy to write and polish polish, not polish. so i'm skipping class seriously, what the **** am i doing now? absolutely squat. i'm missing a test right now crap i ******* **** but i did a test in communications though, which isn't bio. i think i'm going to go play world of warcraft and worry later.
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Feb 7, 2011
Feb 7, 2011 at 8:15 AM UTC
Haikus of a College Slacker
I let my dog out back and watch him because it’s cold out and I’m not wearing a shirt my arms are crossed and I watch as he disappears in the inky blackness and I turn to the sky Mintaka Alnilam Alnitak eyes drawn to Sirius and back to Betelgeuse and Bellatrix Rigel Saiph The Pleiades, and I like to pretend I can find Procyon My ******* and my hands press closer to the glass, and it is freezing yet my eyes are locked on the left of Orion, at a star I don’t know nearly blinding with its luminosity a planet, but one I do not know and it thrills me This is how planets are discovered I think anomalies in the sky that make man wonder it is bright and beautiful and my face is against the window my breath fogs the glass yet still I see the nameless Star— and I open the door, to bring myself closer, to war the cold in hopes that being near will fill me with knowledge and that elusory star will tell me its name And my dog, invisible in the night, jumps back from the door and looks reproachfully at me and I stare at that gorgeous sky and my naked skin is already shivering and my arms cross against my chest as I turn and go back inside, staring at the Pleiades and Orion, and that white-hot star once more.
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Dec 3, 2010
Dec 3, 2010 at 7:16 PM UTC
The Astronomer's Craft
They are a personal awakening     like an old song from a time   more intimate and meant to be-- Such devastating commitment,     all embraces and soft sighs   and half promises of forever; A touch of breath, a gentle caress     with nothing but a halo of content   revealing both nothing and love-- Their affair leaves nothing to wonder     no petty doubts, nor fear, nor lies,   only a promise of always; Some complete and happy union,     leaving no worry of their loyalty,   simple a dazzling eternal infinity; There she remains, a bride of could-be      across a chasm of my own device,    a gentle beckon from her heart to mine.
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Nov 1, 2010
Nov 1, 2010 at 1:29 PM UTC
Untitled
As I immerse myself in a field of gray     not picturesque, not meant to stay, I smell the coffee in your hands,     begging me back to majestic lands; I fall into your embrace when beckoned,     only to drown in whiskey second.
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Nov 1, 2010
Nov 1, 2010 at 9:47 AM UTC
November 2, 1998
I opened the door And walked into your world The door swayed (like trees in the wind) And you turned And walked out the door That I opened (when I walked into your world) A few years later (I re-opened that door) I walked out of your world And the door shut with a slam I remember it swaying (like trees in the wind) And you walked right through me (with my heart in your hands) And walked into the door again (and locked it behind you) And wouldn't allow me in (into your world again).
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Oct 26, 2010
Oct 26, 2010 at 10:31 AM UTC
The Door